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Here's what stood out to me: while we know there is a problem with human trafficking here in Montana, and especially along the I-90 corridor- what we don't realize is how many of the victims come from Central and Eastern Montana.

Tyson Foods, Inc., is recalling over 69,000 pounds of frozen chicken strip products that "may be contaminated with extraneous materials, specifically pieces of metal."

Senate Bill 331 passed the Senate Energy and Telecommunications Committee on a 9-4 vote Thursday. It now heads to the Senate floor.

Acting U.S. Interior Secretary David Bernhardt ordered federal land managers on Thursday to give greater priority to access for hunting, fishing and other kinds of recreation.

The recall is due to concerns of potentially elevated vitamin D levels.

Gallatin County has received a record amount of snow in the past month for that period of time with the snow containing a near record amount of water.

Thursday Bozeman Police offered up more details on what happened regarding Wednesday's discovery of a deceased man and woman at a Bozeman residence.

The bill would exempt from taxes the first $30,000 in Social Security income for a single person and $60,000 for a couple.

VDH. Victor Davis Hanson. One of the great conservative thinkers of our time. He's got a new book out: The Case for Trump. And he joins us on Monday's Montana Talks statewide radio show with Aaron Flint.

On March 27th, Staff Sgt. Travis Atkins will be posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor by President Trump at the White House. I've heard this idea from fellow veteran friends on both the Left and the Right: Hey, if Bozeman is looking for the name of their new high school, why not name it after…