North Dakota

Speaker of the House Greg Hertz (R-Polson) says it is time to re-open the economy and get people back to work in Montana. He joined us on Monday's Montana Talks statewide radio show with Aaron Flint.

Wait a minute. You mean to tell me that North Dakota's Governor Doug Burgum (R-ND) took a much different approach than Montana's Governor Steve Bullock (D-MT), and yet- it is Montana that needs North Dakota's help?

In a legal petition to the U.S. Department of Transportation, Montana Attorney General Tim Fox and North Dakota’s Wayne Stenehjem said federal authority over railroads pre-empts the state law.

Here's a trip on the wild side for ya! Apparently, chances of seeing a UFO in Montana are higher than most states according to Casino.Org. They just calculated the chances of seeing a UFO in all 50 states and the Treasure State made the Top 10 list.

Drinking in Montana is nothing new. It's a Friday or Saturday night, we're wrapping up the week with friends while having a good time with a drink or two. That's when it's time to go home. The perfect scenario would be calling a cab or catching a ride with someone sober. The fact is, more people than none decide to drive while intoxicated.

An online report from OilPrice.com says, “The Bakken crude oil production has started to grow again and is expected to beat in the first half of 2018 its own production record of 1.23 million bpd from December 2014.”

The North Dakota Highway Patrol reports that an unidentified Billings man has died in a pickup crash in McKenzie County. Authorities say the 26-year-old Montana man was traveling east on Highway 200 near Cartwright late Saturday when his Dodge Ram went into the ditch, spun around and overturned...

There will be no charges filed against Jonathan Scott in connection with an altercation at a Fargo bar in April according to The Fargo City Prosecutor’s Office.  Scott is one of the stars of the home renovation reality show “Property Brothers”...

U.S. officials say building a $57 million concrete dam and fish bypass channel along Montana's Yellowstone River offers the cheapest way to help an endangered species that dates to the time of dinosaurs. The U.S Army Corps and Interior Department are proposing the irrigation dam on the lower Yellowstone near the North Dakota border...