Aaron Flint

If you wanna be right down the road from Bill Gates, Justin Timberlake, Yellowstone National Park, and some incredible views of Lone Peak- Business Insider gave us the first look inside Montana's most expensive home earlier this week.

As Senators gear up to vote this week, former CIA operations officer Sam Faddis says "the coup failed." So now what? "There must be consequences, and they must be severe."

What a train wreck. The spiked poll. The mess of the caucus results. Could it be that the party that actually interfered in our elections and launched a coup against our president is up to their same old tricks?

That's right, House Democrat Minority Leader Casey Schreiner (D-Great Falls) is ending his gubernatorial bid.

With his re-election now in the rearview mirror for another 5 years, liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) is going off the deep end when it comes to trafficking in anti-Trump conspiracy theories.

As it turns out, there's a few great Montana connections with the Kansas City Chiefs- starting with Jan Stenerud (featured on the left in the above photo). Stenerud played for Montana State University. He'll actually be back here in Montana in March for the big Montana Football Hall of Fame banquet in Billings.

Late last year we were able to catch up with a great organization based in Wolf Point, Montana. It's an organization that is helping teachers in rural Montana, particularly on our reservations. Morgan Elliott runs the faith-based "Tikkun Olam" in memory of her mom-Jana Elliott- who worked as a teacher and a parent on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.

She grew up in Billings, Montana, got bored studying pre-med, and eventually got recruited in to the Navy Nuclear Program. Now she's considered a "titan of nuclear" who heads up the business development division for General Atomics. Zabrina Johal joined us on the radio to talk about nuclear energy and her rise through the ranks.

Montana saw a record number of violent offender arrests in 2019. Additionally, over 8,500 grams of meth were removed from the streets.

A few Montanans were on hand at the White House on Wednesday for the signing ceremony of the US-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement (USMCA). Noticeably absent from the signing- Democrats.