Billings News

I don't know about you, but I get sick and tired of the government trying to pick winners and losers. Is that what the city is looking to do by blocking Airbnb's in Billings?

Bottom line, Montana started a scholarship program that allowed people to keep more of their own money, which could then be used to support scholarships for kids to attend the school of their own choice. The teachers union and the left freaked out, claiming that this amounted to the government fundi…

I've gotten a lot of phone calls and emails from our listeners wanting to hear more about the gun control push being pursued by the scandal-plagued governor of Virginia. Especially in the wake of the recent gun-rights rally which featured thousands of peaceful, law abiding gun owners- despite t…

The search for Selena Faye Not Afraid has ended. According to a press release from the Big Horn County Sheriff's Office, she was found at 10:33am this morning southwest of the rest area along I-90 between Hardin and Billings.

Glenn Stanton with Focus on the Family will be headlining the event focused on "The Myth of Toxic Masculinity & the Destructive Irony of Modern Feminism." He'll join us for a sneak preview of the event on Tuesday's Montana Talks statewide radio show.

Saldin: "Bullock and Tester have some debts to pay to Cooney."

Former Kalispell Mayor Tammi Fisher says the recent events, combined with Dr. Kia's analysis, showed her that Soleimani's killing was justified. Recent events also showed us how right Dr. Kia was, and how wrong many in the mainstream media were.

“I believe I can have the biggest impact for the people of Wyoming by remaining in leadership in the House of Representatives and working [to] take our Republican majority.”

"We’ve reached a pivotal moment for Montana farmers and ranchers, as three critical trade deals are finalized and implemented. The benefits here are enormous, and I strongly believe Montana’s agricultural industry can look forward to renewed success and optimism this year."

Right now, the Montana State Legislature meets every other year for up to 90 days. Should they meet on an annual basis instead? I caught up with Senate Majority Leader Fred Thomas (R-Stevensville) for his take.