Austin Knudsen

"My thoughts are that the Supreme Court blew the call," said Knudsen.

Montana’s Superintendent of Public Instruction and Attorney General have sent a joint letter to the United States Department of Agriculture for what they see as new unlawful guidance that will tie Title IX and school nutrition programs to a new definition of ‘sex.’

Thanks to the efforts of Montana's Attorney General Austin Knudsen (R-MT), Title 42 will remain in place. A federal judge blocked the Biden Administration's effort to lift the restrictions just days before the provisions were set to be lifted.

Here's the bottom line: we would not have all of the pro-gun, pro-2nd Amendment laws on the books in Montana if it were not for the efforts of Gary Marbut. He was recognized by the Attorney General and MSSA members Saturday night in Missoula.

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen stopped into the KGVO studios on Friday after speaking at the Missoula Law Enforcement Memorial ceremony at Rose Memorial Park on Thursday evening.

Arrests are one thing, but fentanyl related deaths are also exploding in Montana. Knudsen provided those numbers.

KGVO spent a full hour on Thursday’s Talk Back program with Montana’s Attorney General Austin Knudsen.

AG Knudsen: "Montanans deserve a full accounting of the Biden administration’s plans to surveil parents who attended school board meetings."

We talked with Montana's Attorney General Austin Knudsen (R-MT) about several headlines in the news recently- a human trafficking conviction in Billings, an investigation launched into the Chinese-owned social media company Tik Tok, the drug epidemic in Montana, and more. We also took phone calls from all across the state.

AG Knudsen "has opened an investigation into potential violations of Montana’s Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Act in connection with GoFundMe’s redirection of funds from the Candian Freedom Convoy earlier this month."