Senator Steve Daines

In a hastily called press conference on Monday, Montana Senator Steve Daines relayed the news that his personal call to President Donald Trump saved the Anaconda Job Corps Center from closing.

FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr visited western Montana on Tuesday as the guest of Senator Steve Daines to learn about and review communications issues in a rural state like Montana.

Fresh from a visit to the Great Falls area on Wednesday, Montana Senator Steve Daines stopped by the KGVO studios early Thursday morning with two of his aides to talk about a variety of issues, the first being his hospital visit with Trooper Wade Palmer in Salt Lake City.

Montana Senator Steve Daines hosted a round table discussion at the Missoula County Sheriff’s Office with nearly a dozen law enforcement personnel from various agencies specifically targeting the meth crisis in Montana.

At the Senate Finance Committee hearing in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, Montana Senator Steve Daines challenged Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar to help combat the methamphetamine crisis in Montana and across the country.

The Land and Water Conservation Fund is included in Senate Bill 47.

The U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs hearing on missing and murdered Native and Indigenous women on Wednesday demanded answers from the Bureau of Indian Affairs on the epidemic of missing and murdered persons in Indian country.

A coalition of groups working to permanently fund the Land and Water Conservation Fund met for a tour of the Edith Peak Project on Friday.

This week, Montana Senator Steve Daines announced that $1.5 million was received by the University of Montana from the Department of Transportation as part of its ‘Low Emission and No Emission Vehicle Deployment Program

President Donald Trump this week signed the Montana Congressional Delegation’s legislation to rename three Department of Veterans Affairs Clinics.