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Battling substance abuse requires collaborative effort
Two and a half years ago, Attorney General Tim Fox and I stood on the steps of the state capitol with other lawmak…
It's time to get involved in local politics
I've never trusted the federal government, except during the Reagan admin. and the Trump admin.
The lure of fascism
I know from a fiancee the horrors the Jews in Europe suffered under Hitler.
The 535 vs. all the rest
We are living in a time where too many citizens do not understand how our federal government functions.
More dissent on the Black Ram Project
KFSC characterizes certain words used by opponents of the project as "misleading," yet is apparently untroubled by its own absurdly misleading numbers, beginning with 1.
Where did those Trump documents come from?
When we awoke that morning our screens were filled with pictures of two toilets.
In support of Matt Rosendale
Cities across Montana, and across the country, are being overrun with drugs and crime.
Support for the Black Ram Project
The evacuations and the cost of placing fire-fighting resources at homes remind us that impacts from wildfire are real. Evacuees experienced fear, anxiety and a variety of health issues.
Rosendale puts Montana first
We have a dangerous situation on our Southern border with illegal drugs pouring in every day.
Mother looks forward to Pride festival
As a mother of someone in the LGBTQIA community I have a few things to say.
Lutheran Church, Montana District, questions presence of drag queen
At its recent convention, the Montana District of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, warned their neighbors against the unhealthy behavior of drag queen performances.
Lincoln County shows the best of Montana
I would like to take a moment to recognize and thank all the people in Lincoln County who spent three days hand counting ballots.
A Call To Fathers
It is a sobering thing to be a dad and grand dad.
Hand count plus same day registration would have been huge problem
Sometimes legislation comes home to roost in a good way.
Thanks for a job well done by ballot counters
All of the workers at the Memorial Center were there from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Then many of them showed up the next two days to help tabulate the results of the election.
Jail or bail: Montana still very much the wild west
Montana’s wild West is alive and well as a rogue subset of bounty hunters committing crimes and abuses against defendants on bail, their families and the public.