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"Not on my watch." That was the response from Montana Governor Greg Gianforte (R-MT) when it comes to the CDC attempting to force the COVID shot on kids during annual school vaccinations.

Get ready for the wind facing much of Montana this week. Plus, there's warnings of an icy commute in the Bozeman area Monday morning.

YOU have to un-F the news. You have to be critical of what's being thrown your way this election cycle. Question the liberal mob media. Question me. Question these candidates. That's how this process is supposed to work.

"You're all fired. Beth, you're my new chief of staff." -John Dutton

48 people were wanted by the police. They already had arrest warrants. Local police were ready, willing, and able to risk their lives to arrest these people- but there was nowhere to send them. There's been nearly 1,400 instances since the start of the year when this exact scenario has taken place.

"Why did you try to release a child rapist out of prison?" Tranel visibly came unhinged when asked the question. As you can see in the video below, Tranel threw her arms in the air and got in the face of the woman asking the question.

A woman from Townsend, Montana, and a member of the Montana Army National Guard has now completed both Ranger School and Airborne training with the US Army.

While Northwestern Energy is proposing double digit rate hikes for electricity for their customers in the state, the co-op serving the Billings area is not raising rates, and doesn't plan to anytime soon.

"There's nothing great about killing girls' sports. There's nothing 'great' about taking away hard-fought opportunities for women and girls in sports."

What do you mean this isn't in your "swim lane"? Aren't you an Admiral? Don't you work for the White House and the National Security Council?

The Clunker Junker has been quoted by news outlets like the New York Post and others. They just came out with a report saying that Montana electric vehicle owners "are the most stressed in the country."

Citing multiple issues in a 24 hour period, local law enforcement in at least one Eastern Montana county is pushing out an important warning to hunters.