Montana Governor Says Mandates Don't Work, Encourages Vaccination
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte appeared on KGVO’s Talk Back show and he shared his thoughts about the recent spike in COVID-19 cases.
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Gianforte Signs Trades Education Bill at Scheels Store Site
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte was at the Scheels store in Southgate Mall on Monday to sign a bill that will provide scholarships for students wishing to make a career in the building trades.
Governor Bans Use of Vaccine Passports in Montana
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte issued an executive order banning the development or use of vaccine passports in Montana.
Montana Morning State News Headlines for Wednesday, March 17
Governor Gianforte announced on Tuesday that the entire state will be eligible to receive the COVID vaccine as of April 1.
Montana Most Efficient in Administering COVID Vaccine
Federal data shows Montana is the most efficient state in the nation for administering doses received by the federal government.
Health Officer – Stop Calling Health Department about Vaccine
Missoula City County Health Officer Ellen Leahy asked KGVO to relay a message to residents of Missoula, please stop calling the health department about COVID 19 vaccinations.
Gianforte Believes Montana has "Serious Problems"
Congressman Greg Gianforte stopped by KGVO’s studio early Wednesday morning and he shared his thoughts about how the debate unfolded.
New UM Big Sky Poll Shows Montana is Still a Red State
The New UM Big Sky Poll was released on Tuesday and the preliminary results show that Montana is still a red state, in that Republican candidates, for the most part, are outdistancing their Democratic opponents at this point.
Montana's Congressmen Respond To State of the Union Address
Following President Trump’s State of the Union Address on January 4, Greg Gianforte and Steve Daines both issued statements responding to the address. Both congressmen listed the impact of new trade deals and a strong economy on Montanans.
Gianforte Says Rescheduling Marijuana Is a "Misplaced Priority"
Gianforte delivered a speech during a subcommittee hearing on January 15. The hearing was the first ever in the committee’s history to center around marijuana use.