Montana Talks

Aaron Flint looks back on his top 10 stories of 2025 based off of YOUR page views here in Montana. Tren de Aragua, illegal aliens, and more highlight this list of some big Montana news stories.

The American Legion post in Roundup, Montana is doing some great things for their community, but they don't have a building of their own to operate out of and could use your help.

Joe Morstein, the brother of former Governor Judy Martz (R-MT), was a man known for his deep faith, and for encouraging others in their faith. Morstein passed away earlier this month, and a memorial service is planned for the University of Montana-Western in Dillon next summer.

President Trump posted "I LOVE MONTANA" in all caps. This, after he spoke about having a call with the governor AND approving an emergency declaration for the state following recent flooding.

Her husband is fighting cancer, and a GoFundMe has been set up to assist.

The cross near Bigfork is an inspirational landmark smack dab in the middle of God's country in the Flathead Valley of Montana. The high winds still whipping through the valley knocked down the cross Wednesday.

You may have heard our friend Greg Franks on the radio last week. Greg just penned a guest column for us looking at the new financial order he believes is taking shape.

A massive interdiction operation in St. Regis, Montana not only led to a big drug bust, it also led to 41 deportation arrests.

Froid, Montana. The far northeast corner of the state, not too far from Canada. That's where a carload of illegal aliens was arrested last month. One of the men had already been deported before.

Remember when they said the glaciers would be gone by 2020 because of climate change? Look at how long they now say the glaciers in Glacier National Park will last till.