Newsletter

Peace through strength. That was the 3 words shared by Montana's Attorney General Austin Knudsen, as President Trump announced the successful strikes on Iran's nuclear sites.

A heart for ag, and rosy cheeks to go with a smile ready to greet everyone. A tremendous loss for Billings, Yellowstone County, and the great state of Montana. What else do you say when you hear the news about the loss of such a great friend to the community?

They started back in 1918 and this year will be the 107th running of the world's oldest hill climb events. Check out the background and how Ken Elwell describes the machines that make it all happen.

He was just getting out of the pickup to pick up some trash...that's when some piece of trash decided to steal his rig. But thanks to a phone call to a local radio show- the thief was busted and the vehicle was located.

It's been two years since the floods, why haven't these popular trail bridges been replaced yet? That was the question we asked last summer. Great news, the bridge at Woodbine Falls has now been replaced.

Zinke: "Thanks to an agreement between Interior Secretary Burgum and the CSKT, the dam will reduce flows by 45% and keep the lake within 12-inches of full pool preventing the catastrophic prediction of 3-feet below full pool."

They got their start in Livingston and then moved their production to Billings in the 1950's...here's the big news for the legendary Wilcoxson's ice cream.

You have got to watch this trailer for "The Real Yellowstone" film that comes out soon. It highlights the real ranchers of Montana and the battle they face to hold on to their land.

I was making a pot of coffee Thursday morning when Mark Wilson asked me- what do you think Vice President JD Vance was doing in Dillon? Here's what I told him.

Vice President JD Vance must have heard about our Visit Montana promotion on the radio this week. The VP landed in Butte on Air Force Two and then took a motorcade to Dillon.