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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.

They hate Trump and they don't want criminal illegal aliens deported. That seems to sum up a whole lot of crazy on full display at the dark-money fueled far Left "No Kings" protests over the weekend.

Even a blind man can see what's going on. And for this episode, a Billings-based podcaster says, "Even this blind man can see the importance of Harriet Hageman being in Washington D.C."

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.

Remember the "fight the oligarchy" rally in Missoula featuring Bernie Sanders and AOC? The Washington Post delivered a gut punch to the Bernie bros...

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.

Earlier this year from the SHOT Show in Vegas, we told you about how a Montana company was a finalist in a major competition for the US Army. Here's the update: they won. And, they're now looking to manufacture this weapon right here in Montana.

Don "K" has had a successful tenure as chairman of the Montana Republican Party. He helped raise $32 million, all statewide offices are held by Republicans, and the GOP finally knocked out liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT). But with Don K no longer running for party chair, could the wheels come off the GOP?

"Working for Dale, you're not for the faint of heart, for sure, and you better be able to take it. He was blunt, he was tough, he was demanding, but he never demanded more of you than he was willing to give." -David Allen

She got her start in horse racing, and her husband had a 30-plus year career in D1 football. We had a great time catching up with former ESPN sports reporter Jeannine Edwards, who now lives in Red Lodge.