Office of Political Practices Archives

Ken Miller is Back With a New Mission to Abolish the Office of Political Practices

With his Office of Political Practices case dismissed with prejudice, former Montana State Senator and gubernatorial candidate, Ken Miller is back with a message to those who currently serve in Montana government Staff Writer

Do Needle Exchange Programs Open the Door for Prevention and Recovery? September 17, 2019
Needle exchange programs are controversial. Do they help prevent the spread of costly and deadly diseases, like HIV and Hepatitis C, or are they enabling drug users and encouraging abuse? It’s fair to ask if they are justified – do they do more harm than good? What does the evidence point to? A new needle […]
2020 Montana Teacher of the Year – Linda Rost September 16, 2019
What are the challenges and rewards for Montana’s rural teachers? Are today’s STEM courses on target for the future success of our students? What do students want? How do we attract and keep good teachers in rural schools? In a Voices of Montana “Faces and Places” segment, we talk with Linda Rost, the Montana Office […]
The Call to Remember September September 16, 2019
Larry Anderson is a Vietnam Veteran. I’ve (host Tom Schultz) known and admired him for decades. He was also a former Missoula city council member and Missoula county commissioner, and served on the staffs of U.S. Senator Conrad Burns and U.S. Representative Denny Rehberg. He spoke at the annual 911 memorial service in Missoula, where […]
Congressman Greg Gianforte September 13, 2019
Are impeachment proceedings against the President a reality or just a political ploy? Is it good policy to enact a moratorium on off-shore energy drilling? What about locking the gates on one-third of our forest roads? The USMCA agreement is supported by both democrats and republicans, but it remains tabled in the U.S. House under […]

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