Where Can I Watch the Powerball Drawing on T.V. in Billings? [AUDIO FILE]
The Powerball jackpot is on a growing spurt again. Usually 3 or 4 times a year Powerball gets crazy! Where can you watch the Powerball Drawing on T.V. in Billings?
The Powerball jackpot is on a growing spurt again. Usually 3 or 4 times a year Powerball gets crazy! Where can you watch the Powerball Drawing on T.V. in Billings?
The Chippewa Cree tribe in northern Montana has suspended two leaders charged with stealing federal stimulus money.
The sea of oil and natural gas underneath North Dakota is far larger than first thought. There are 7.4 billion barrels of recoverable oil in the western part of the state and extending into Montana according to the latest estimate by the U.S. Geological Survey. That is huge!!! That’s more than twice the
Federal officials have temporarily stopped funding a $361 million water pipeline for a Native American reservation here in Montana after learning that millions of project dollars had just disappeared!
Leaders of southeastern Montana’s Crow Tribe sign an agreement to lease an additional 145 million tons of coal to a Colorado company under a deal that includes $12.5 million in bonus and advance royalty payments.
The Montana State University rodeo program has reached its goal of having a $1 million endowment to support the program.
Our Montana House is backing a plan to simplify state income taxes…wouldn’t that be nice!
Montana Tavern owners faced off against craft brewers at the Capitol Tuesday, arguing the upstart competition has been allowed to unfairly flourish with too few restrictions.
So here in the U.S. we are increasing oil production faster than ever and U.S. drivers are guzzling less gas. But you’d never know it from the price at the pump.
We’re not the only ones who are worried about the lack of rain. Many ranchers and farmers are really going to be in trouble if the weather doesn’t cooperate.
Victims of asbestos exposure in northwestern Montana have asked a state judge to deny $4 million in fees and costs requested by attorneys in a legal settlement with chemical company W.R. Grace and Co.
Yesterday's 'One-Line Mondays' focused around a research project that Paul read about. A college in South Dakota is currently conducting experiments with a bio-metric purchasing technology that would allow people to identify themselves through their blood. Sounds quite futuristic doesn't it?
This topic lead to our One Line Monday question. Chec