Montana Senator on Security for Supremes and Honoring Missing Women
Montana Senator Steve Daines called in to the KGVO Newsmakers Line on Tuesday to discuss a number of issues.
Steve Daines
Montana Reacts to Leak of Roe v Wade Supreme Court Decision
Late Monday night, a source within the U.S. Supreme Court leaked the 5-4 majority draft ruling overturning the 1973 Roe v Wade decision that legalized abortion nationwide.
Montana Senator One of the First U.S. Officials to Visit Ukraine
Last week, Montana Senator Steve Daines was one of the first U.S. government officials to actually visit and tour Ukrainian war zones.
Montana Senator Slams Reversal of Title 42 Increasing Illegal Immigration
Daines emphasized the point that Montana law enforcement personnel are being overwhelmed by illegal drugs flooding across the southern border and making their way to Montana.
Missoula Hears From Rosendale, Daines, and Gianforte on KGVO
It wasn’t intentional, but KGVO scored a political hat trick on Thursday with live interviews featuring Senator Steve Daines, Congressman Matt Rosendale and Governor Greg Gianforte.
Montana Senator Says Ukraine Needs Military Aid Right Now
Montana Senator Steve Daines, with a bipartisan group of Congressmen and women, held a press conference on C-SPAN on Monday following a visit to Germany and Poland to asses the flow of aid to Ukraine.
Daines Lobbies for Bill to Simplify Access to Public Lands
Montana Senator Steve Daines spoke at a Senate hearing on Wednesday to ask for support of a bill with the acronym SOAR (Simplifying Outdoor Access for Recreation Act).
Why Having Two Montana Congressional Seats Again is Complicated
You and I probably don't view most issues that affect the state of Montana with the same amount of scrutiny as do politicians.
Trapper Creek Job Corps Will Resume In-Person Classes
On-hands training will get back on track.
Officials Comment on 75 Afghan Refugees to Settle in Missoula
The U.S. Department of State has announced that 75 Afghan refugees will be settled in Missoula. Comments have been coming in from the offices of Governor Greg Gianforte, Senator Steve Daines and U.S. Representative Matt Rosendale.