Montana News Headlines
Capitol City Correspondent Troy Shockley On Recreation Area Outside Helena Being Reopened
A popular recreation area just outside Helena is reopening for the first time in nearly a year. Details from our Capitol City Correspondent Troy Shockley.Senator Jon Tester On The Stimulus Bill Passed By The House Being Considered In The Senate Now
Two weeks ago the U.S. House passed another stimulus bill and now it’s in the hands of the U.S. Senate. Senator Jon Tester comments.Representative Greg Gianforte Comments On Death Of 46 Year Old George Floyd Allegedly By Police Officer
46 year old George Floyd died in Minneapolis on Memorial Day and police officer Derek Chauvin has been charged in his death. Wednesday Representative Greg Gianforte was asked about it on Voices of Montana. “To listen to the full Voices of Montana Podcast Click Here”Senate Passes Bill With Greater Flexibility For Paycheck Protection Program Participants
Senator Steve Daines’ bill giving greater flexibility for the Paycheck Protection Program now heads to President Donald Trump’s desk to be signed into law after it passed the Senate unanimously Wednesday.Montana University System Issues Comprehensive Guidelines For Return To Campus This Fall
The Montana University System has released a comprehensive set of guidelines to support campuses as they plan for a safe return to campus life this fall. Head of the Healthy Fall 2020 Task Force Brock Tessman.
On Voices of Montana
Racing to the Auditor – Voices of Montana Special Program with Guest Host Russ Fagg
What’s It Like Back in the Gym?
Trainers and athletic club owners are playfully calling it the COVID-15 – that extra 15 lbs you may have put on during the coronavirus lockdowns. Well, those lockdowns are lifting and gyms are open once again. What’s it like being back in the gym? The short answer is, it’s not …Faithless Electors Allowed
Are the 538 presidential electors in the Electoral College able to choose who they wish, or are they bound to vote in accordance with election results? It’s an important question as the 2020 general election looms and the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on two cases involving so-called “faithless …St. Mary’s Diversion Failure
The century-old St. Mary’s Diversion Works has failed. Hydraulic Drop 5 collapsed May 17. It was the last piece of the 29-mile long mishmash of dams, siphons, head gates, tubes, and canals that divert water from the St Mary’s River eastward to the Milk River. The diverted water irrigates more …Issues and Answers – Follow up to the Supreme Court Candidate Series
What’s the importance of following precedence, or setting precedence when it come to Montana’s Supreme Court decisions? Why have rulings from the state’s highest court caused concern for judicial watchdog organizations? Those are some of the topics covered in Tuesday’s Voices of Montana program where David Bell, Chair of the …