Ryan Zinke

The Washington Post reports that a grand jury is considering evidence concerning whether former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke lied to federal investigators.

President Trump announced his choice to follow former Montana Congressman Ryan Zinke (R-MT) as Secretary of the Interior. Here's the official word via Twitter:

The following is an Op-ED piece from Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke for CNN

At a telephone press conference with Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke and Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue on Tuesday, they addressed the aftermath of the devastating California wildfires, and the need for true forest management.

President Trump talks about the midterm election results, congratulates Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., on his re-election, stands by the "good job" being done by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, and gets into another testy back and forth with CNN's Jim Acosta.

In case you missed Monday's Montana Talks radio show, Aaron Flint was broadcasting live from the Paradise Valley of Montana ahead of a big announcement by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke. Click below to catch the entire show.

On Monday, U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke finalized the withdrawal of more than 30,000 acres of federal lands in southwest Montana’s Paradise Valley from mining for 20 years, subject to valid existing rights.

President Trump's Secretary of the Interior, former Montana Congressman and Navy SEAL Ryan Zinke, is set to make a big announcement in the Paradise Valley of Montana of Monday. Aaron Flint will be take you there for a LIVE broadcast of Montana Talks from the Paradise Valley on Monday morning.

For the first time ever, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under the direction of Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, has opened the Swan River National Wildlife Refuge to bow hunting.

President Trump talked about the need to "gently" and "beautifully" remove the dead and dying trees that are fueling larger fires in our nation's forests. During the cabinet meeting, he called on Zinke to give a recap of his visit to the frontlines to the nation's most devastating fires.