John Driscoll is running in the Democratic Primary for the Eastern District U.S. House seat. This bio is taken from the Ballotpedia profile, as Driscoll does not have a campaign website. He does, however, have a blogspot that has some recent […]

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Industry leaders in Montana are doing the homework on the potential for small module nuclear reactors (SMR) to become a part of Montana’s energy future. The focus is on the utilizing Colstrip’s generation and transmission infrastructure, as the Biden Administration […]

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Youth leaders from the Flathead, Lambert, and Great Falls will join us on the May 4-H Spotlight show. 18-year-old Colton Kuka, from Kalispell is a natural born teacher. Brynn Spinner from Lambert is a young teen helping to feed her […]

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Montana’s forestry and wood products industry has lost mills and market share over the past two decades battling what some stakeholders would call frivolous lawsuits and judicial activism. With that, timber industry leaders have been forming partnerships with multiple groups […]

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To hear Superintendent of Public Instruction Elsie Arntzen say it, the former teacher and state legislator has spent the last 8 years fighting for our kids in a public school system where cultural and behavioral battles too often play out. […]

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Former state republican legislator Ric Holden is making a run for Congress in the crowded Eastern District House race. The Dawson County rancher has set his sights on the House Agriculture Committee should he get the nod from the voters […]

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New EPA regulations targeted at Montana’s Colstrip power plant have placed energy producers, distributors, and consumers on notice for the potential of higher energy costs and a limited energy supply. Brian Bird, President and CEO of NorthWestern Energy, joins the […]

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Click on the podcast as Tonya Furhmann from the Flathead Valley joins us to talk about how the community of Type 1 Diabetes patients and supporters in Montana responded to a loss of funding for a kids camp by creating […]

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Montana students are getting a hands-on head start in the complicated and vital field of medicine through HOSA, a nationwide student organization that helps develop youth leaders and prepares them for healthcare careers. Nearly 225-thousand health and science students are […]

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Among those in Montana’s high-profile race for the U.S. Senate is Navy veteran Michael Hummert.  Hummert is challenging Democratic Senator Jon Tester from within the party in seeking the democratic primary nomination. Click on the podcast to hear his positions […]

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