Made in Montana News with Jay Scott

Suit Filed Over New Pollution Rules, White House Says Native Voters Being Denied Vote, and more

Blackfeet Tribe Declares Emergency,  Mussels Found On Boats, Missoula House Prices Down Slightly, and more

City Commission Denys Allegations From Former City Manager, EPA Wants To End Some Cleanup, OPD Says Fines Making Problems Worse, and more

Supreme Court Rejects GOP Court Subpoenas, Court Voids State Law On Vaccine Mandates, Lack of Housing Impacting Economy, and more

Another Attempt At A Special Session, More Troubles at Montana State Hospital, and more

Racicot Calls Trump Unfit To Lead, More Help At State Prison For Mentally Ill lnmates, State Hospital $7M Over Budget,, and more

Barrus Found Guilty, Will Go To State Prison; Burton Hired As Interim City Manager, Canada Drops COVID-19 Test Requirement, and more.

State Unemployment Falls Again, Submarine "Montana" Delivered To Navy, State Hospital Gets Extension, and more

Report Says Many Montanans Feel Overcrowded By Tourists, North Dakota Oil Rigs Coming Back On Line, 

AG Warns of Ukraine Scams, Mountain Lions Kill Rare Sheep in Flathead Lake, Evidence Shows New Voting Laws Hurt Native Americans, and more

Court Sets New PSC District Boundaries, First Grizzly Of Year Spotted In Yellowstone Park, State Warns Of Scams, and more  

February Called "Disappointing Dry,"  Knudsen Files Another Suit Against Biden, Program Will Help Beginning Teachers Pay, and more,

Committee Considers Montana State Hospital Bills, Roe. V Wade Possible Decision May Not Effect Montana, FWP Removes 3 Mountain Lions and more l ions

MSU-Billings May Rename Building After Pro-Nazi Quotes Discovered, State Laws On COVID-19 Mandates Face Legal Challenges, COVID C-19 ases Continue To Decrease, and more face 

Rosendale Votes Against Support For Ukraine, Senators Want Keystone XL Pipeline Restored, Gianforte Shoots Another GPS Collared Animal, and more 

High Grain Prices Not Helping All Producers, Knudsen To Investigate GoFundMe, Pot Sales Up In February, Billings Schools To End Bus Mask Requirements, and more

Some Montana Counties Can End Masking, knudsen Invistigates Tik-Tok, Study Says Most Wildfires Start On Public Land, and more

Yellowstone Buffalo Slaughter Begins, Whitefish Battle Over Affordable Housing, Sheriff Promotes Pre-K Programs, and more

Report Details State Hospital Failures, Officials Not Worried About Brucellosis, Hunting Wolves Still Illegal, and more

$36.5M Award To Former Libby Miner. Whitefish Facing Possoible Suit Over New Landlord Restrictions, Brucellosis Found In Montana Cattle Herd, and more

Family Sues Over Amtrak Derailment, OPI Looing To Change Teacher Llicense SRwquirements, Eagles Dying From Hunters' Ammo and more

Boublicans Disagree On Special Session, Bozeman Man Pleads Guilty To Jan 6 Charges, and more

Helena City Manager Resigns, Ballot Initiative Backers Want Supreme Court To Reverse Knudsen, State Halts Wolf Hunting In SW Montana, and more 

Protest At Shelby Ends, More Problems For State Hospital at Warm Springs, and more

Investigator Says Zinke Misused Position as Interior Secretary, Gianforte Might Favor Limited Special Session, and more