Montana Legislature

From a 9/11 memorial ceremony at the Montana Capitol to the military alumni reunion at the University of Montana...here's a look at our coverage over the next few days.

Montana says goodbye to the king of coal...the king of coal families to be more precise. Ankney was passionate about fighting for the coal miners and their families in Colstrip.

You've probably been in the same boat. You get up and run to the gym in your gym clothes, and then you decide to hit the grocery store on your way home. And then you realize you forgot your wallet...what if you get pulled over?

When he first talks with the rodeo announcers about his pitch, they figure ok- we will let him on the mic for a second. But then het gets on the mic, and the crowd loves it. They go crazy for it.

He's a Coastie, the owner of a Harley Davidson shop, and one of our best lawmakers in the Montana Legislature if you ask me. Now, Montana's own Barry Usher has just been elected to a national leadership post.

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte (R-MT) vetoed hundreds of millions in spending. Many of the spending bills got pushed across the finish line by a handful of Republicans and legislative Democrats.

Fresh off of an important win in the Montana Legislature, Mark Lambrecht is chosen as the new CEO for the Montana Electric Cooperatives’ Association.

Finley Warden is only 19 years old. He worked on political campaigns here in Montana. On Friday morning, we turned the mic over to him for a May Day recap.

You've probably seen the recent headlines about Mexican drug cartels and Tren de Aragua operatives arrested in Montana, but the reality is that human trafficking has been a big problem here in Montana for quite some time now.

When it comes to Montana's Legislative session- I hope the governor is ready to break out the veto pen on some of this massive spending that's going on. But, is the deadline finally forcing some action on key priorities in Helena?