Newsletter

We caught up with Montana's US Senator-elect Tim Sheehy for the first time in our radio studios this week as he was in town for the Montana Farm Bureau's 105th annual convention. He tells us that it is time to put on the rocket boosters for the America First agenda.

When the violent Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua was taking over entire apartment complexes in Aurora, Colorado, we knew it was only a matter of time before the gang's presence in Montana would be confirmed.

If you're looking for a hotel room in Bozeman for the Cat-Griz game this weekend, it looks like you may still be in luck. Plus, can we stop calling it "the Brawl of the Wild?" It's a football game...not some organic fair trade coffee brand.

In case you missed the big news last week, we told you about how Signal Peak Energy is donating $6 million to help build a new hockey arena in Billings, Montana. Check out this great point that was made about the radical environmental groups here in Montana.

When RFK, Jr. was announced as President Trump's nominee to head up the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, I knew one of the first people to reach out to would be Dillon, Montana rancher Bryan Mussard.

Barbara sent me an email about a year ago saying how wrong I was, and how wrong Montana Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) was, to back Donald Trump for president in 2024. She has now sent me a follow up email with "apologies" in the subject line.

This is huge news for Billings, Montana and hockey fans all across the state. They're building a new hockey rink in Billings...and even better yet- they're doing it with money thanks to the coal mine south of Roundup.

If you are a miner who got laid off by the Stillwater Mine, or somebody who is losing your job because of the economic impacts of the mine layoffs- get over to Columbus and link up with the Montana Department of Labor personnel who are on site right now.

As an Iraq/Afghanistan veteran myself, I am happy to see "one of us" (a younger Iraq/ Afghan vet) selected to lead our nation's military.

"Did anyone see the flash in the sky over western Montana? We saw it plain as day in Cut Bank." Here's what you saw.