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Journalist Charles S. “Chuck” Johnson died at his Helena home on March 4. He was 74.

The Capitol Talk team remembers a dear colleague. Rep. Rosendale keeps hanging out with some bad guys. The Legislature buckles down on budget work. And Sen. Steve Daines may back an unknown Bozeman businessman to challenge Jon Tester for his Senate seat.

JACKSON, Tennessee -- Three state legislators were together Friday morning talking about what work is being done at the State Capitol.

The oath keepers had texted about him and tried to see how they could help keep him safe in the midst of that capitol talk. the committee wants to hear from ronny jackson and bigs and brooks. if past is any precedent here, we likely wont see any cooperation with these three. theyve tried to get previous members, republican members to cooperate. they havent seen anything fr fruitful. were waiting for a response from these members of congress. again, the committee right now ramping up their invest...

Capitol Talk: 2021 Legislature Recap The 2021 Legislature produced a balanced budget with a slight spending increase, some new restrictions on abortion, a fight with the state Supreme Court and a lot of fulfilled conservative goals. Holly, Rob and Sally give their final takeaways from the session and preview the upcoming race for Montanas new second congressional seat. Listen now on this years final episode of Capitol Talk with Sally Mauk, Rob Saldin and Holly Michels. Sally Mauk The 2021 Legi...

Legislature Acts On First Amendment Bill, Marijuana Legalization And Colstrip Guarantees Gov. Gianforte is one of Montanas new cases of COVID. The marijuana bills are now in the Senates lap. The House votes to abide by the First Amendment. The Republican PSC opposes a Republican Colstrip bill. And the Republican renaissance in Montana owes a lot to the legacy of former Governor Stan Stephens. Listen now on Capitol Talk with Sally Mauk, Rob Saldin and Holly Michels. Sally Mauk Rob, new cases of ...

As I look back on 2020 and forward to 2021, there is one word that continues to pop into my mind: resiliency. Just like all of you reading this, 2020 threw the MTPR staff curveball after curveball. The MTPR team persevered, bounced back and became even more resilient than they were before to provide you uninterrupted coverage when you needed it the most. If only you could see the behind the scenes shuffle and hustle to make this all work! Ray Ekness is the director of the Broadcast Media Center...

Listen • 13:50 Right-to-work legislation fails. "Culture war" bills are still alive. And the big budget fights loom as the Legislature marks its midpoint. Listen now on  Capitol Talk with Sally Mauk, Holly Michels and Rob Saldin. Sally Mauk Holly, one of the bills that did not make the deadline be transmitted to the other chamber was a so-called right to work bill, strongly and effectively opposed by Democrats and unions and a lot of Republicans who voted no. Holly Miche...

Right-to-work legislation fails. "Culture war" bills are still alive. And the big budget fights loom as the Legislature marks its midpoint. Listen now on