Constitutional Scholar Rob Natelson on Response to Coronavirus
Monday’s Talk Back show featured a time honored guest from Denver, former UM Law Professor and current Constitutional Fellow at the Independence Institute, Rob Natelson.
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Democrat Senate Candidate John Mues wants to Unseat Steve Daines
Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, John Mues was in the KGVO Studios on Friday to answer questions from listeners about his campaign and his political views.
Patrick Barkey Discusses Montana’s Economy on KGVO’s Talk Back
Dr. Patrick Barkey, Director of the University of Montana Bureau of Business and Economic Research was the guest on Thursday’s Talk Back radio talk show
KGVO Listener Tells Touching 9/11 Story on Talk Back
One listener shared his personal story about the horrible events that occurred on September 11, 2001.
Mayor John Engen Appears on Friday KGVO’s Talk Back Show
Mayor John Engen appeared on KGVO Radio’s Friday Talk Back program during the monthly City Talk segment.
Missoula School Board Approves Contract for New Superintendent
Dr. Rob Watson’s contract as the new Superintendent of Missoula County Public Schools was approved on Tuesday.
County Attorney’s Office Works through a Light Week of Felonies
Some weeks the Missoula County Attorney’s office can see upwards to 20 or more serious felonies, but this week brought a brief respite with about half that amount.
On Talk Back - Focus on Reserve Street Homeless Camp Cleanup
On Friday’s Talk Back show, guests on the monthly ‘City Talk’ segment included Erin Pehan, Director of Housing and Community Development along with City of Missoula Communications Director Ginny Merriam.
Democrat Congressional Candidate Kathleen Williams on Talk Back
Kathleen Williams, the Montana Democratic candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives appeared on the KGVO Radio Talk Back show on Friday to answer questions from audience members, as well as those following on Facebook.
Unraveling the Mystery of the Malaise in Montana’s Economy
There was a $224 million shortfall in the Montana budget in 2017, enough to force a special session of the legislature, but where did all the tax monies go to bring the problem about?