Montana’s largest utility is in the planning process that informs how it acquires energy over the next two decades. Today, environmental advocates rallied in the state capital for a greater investment in renewable energy.

On this episode of Field Days, veterinarian Dick Cunningham takes care of yearlings at the Grebe Ranch in Melstone. 

For most of his life, Bill Stockton was both artist and rancher. Though he wasn’t commercially successful in the 1940s when he began painting, he sold art throughout his 57-year career and found a sustainable existence. Stockton’s influence can be seen under many contemporary artists working today. Interest in his life and work has been re-stoked with the exhibition of his life’s work, featuring more than 120 pieces culled from private and museum collections.

Montana ranchers and artists Theodore Waddell and Patrick Zentz join Resounds co-hosts Anna Paige and Corby Skinner in the studio to discuss their relationship with Stockton and the artist's legacy. The three artists shared a unique combination of art and ranching backgrounds, and are among a handful of people in the 70s painting and ranching.  

It's Monday, December 9th. Today we have stories about where Montana wildlife managers have found chronic wasting disease cases and the Trump administration's task force to address missing and murdered indigenous people.

President Donald Trump formed a task force to address missing and murdered indigenous people last month. 

The Trump administration reauthorized a controversial device used to kill livestock predators Thursday, despite strong opposition. 

A former Helena elementary school teacher and husband of Democratic state superintendent of public instruction candidate Melissa Romano is facing a felony drug charge. The charges were filed Tuesday. 

It's Friday, December 6th. Today we have stories about the controversial M-44 device, the CSKT tribal water compact and a school program aimed at lowering student suicide rates.