Austin Knudsen

Floodplain maps are changing, and with them, the weight of uncertainty for homeowners across Missoula County. Big questions are on the horizon.

A Flathead County man was sentenced to 300 years at the Montana State Prison.

The City of Helena appears to be in flagrant violation of a ban on sanctuary cities in Montana. Tens of thousands in fines are already racking up, and the city could lose state funds from the coal board and other funding sources.

Citizens are being warned of the increased presence of the synthetic opioid carfentanil in Yellowstone County.

A Livingston man was sentenced to life at the Montana State Prison for murdering a man in 2022.

Additionally, a total potential loss of $2.1 million was reported to OCP by Montanans who knew they were being targeted by a scammer but did not pay them.

On January 14, 2026, Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen released the following statement.

On the eve of an important US Supreme Court hearing, a lineup of Attorneys General from all across the heartland came together to stand up for women's sports alongside Riley Gaines.

Conservative political consultant, and 2024 Knudsen campaign manager, Jake Eaton joined us on the radio to break down what this latest ruling means.

They violated the due process rights of the elected Attorney General of the State of Montana, and their ethics complaint against him is dismissed. That was the big news out of the Montana Supreme Court on New Year's Eve.