Representative Greg Gianforte took part in a nonprofit roundtable discussion in Helena Monday discussing what he could do to help them from his position in Congress. Gianforte was on Voices of Montana today. “To listen to the full Voices of Montana Podcast Click Here”   

Montana Fair is the state’s biggest fair and it opens today at Metrapark in Billings. Sales and Marketing Manger Ray Massie has details on the amount of money that supports 4-H at the fair.

Helena area residents have been receiving phone calls claiming to be from the Social Security Administration but they are from scammers. More from our Capitol City Correspondent Troy Shockley.

Attorney General Tim Fox is urging the streaming industry to limit tobacco use in their video content.

One week ago tomorrow the USS Billings was commissioned as a U.S. Navy Ship in Key West Florida. Billngs Mayor Bill Cole was there and describes efforts to spread the word about the Magic City.

Today on Voices of Montana Alan Olson, Executive Director of the Montana Petroleum Association, was asked about the efficacy of the proposed Keystone XL Pipeline now that President Donald Trump has issued a new permit to cross the Montana/Canadian Border. Hear Alan Olson’s response Listen to the Entire Show Here

Greg Gianforte called us live from the swamp to update us on the Mueller Report. Colstrip United Representatives discussed the “Save Colstrip Bill” Senator Tom Richmond (SD 28), and Senator Duane Ankney (SD 20) joined us. Click To Listen

Today, we heard Public Service Commissioner Roger Koopmans’ thoughts on Colstrip. The PSC, NorthWestern Energy and the Montana Legislature are working through some issues that revolve around Colstrip Power Plant. Click To Listen      

We started with John Doran, VP of External affairs and Chief of Staff with Blue Cross Blue Shield as he gave us his ideas on Medicaid expansion. Also joining us on the show was Tom McGillvrey with the Montana State Senate and Senator Dr. Al Olszewski, who also spoke on …

The Columbia River Treaty between Canada and the United States is an agreement that was reached in 1964 to manage flood risk and hydropower. Canada was compensated in the agreement by receiving half of the value of the electricity generated from the Libby Dam. Eureka Senator Mike Cuffe was on …