mining

The beauty of our lakes can be deceiving—discover what lurks beneath the surface of Montana’s most polluted water bodies.

It's more than a political revival, it's a faith revival all across America. A renewed sense of optimism that high wage jobs in the mining and timber industries will finally come back to Northwest Montana. That's what I found in Libby.

This is great news for Making Mining in America Great Again. This is great news for Western Montana. And this is great news for high wage jobs in Thompson Falls.

We had a couple folks asking, and we threw the question out on the radio last week: Hey, what's the latest on the helium play near Shelby, Montana?

They say over $700,000,000 in ores were extracted from the Rimini area near Helena. Now, the formerly bustling mining town is home to just a handful of residents.

"Over my 30+ year career evaluating properties for the U.S. government, I have never encountered a deposit with the high rare earth and gallium grades being generated at Sheep Creek.”

Could this get our miners back to work at the Stillwater Mine in Montana?

If coal is dead, then why did I just see a train load full of coal just roll past my house? And where is that coal headed? Here's some great info after we attended the rally for Montana coal in Roundup.

Local mine layoffs shake up Montana workforce, impacting 40% of employees due to low metal prices.

Nope, it's not Butte. But we discovered a pile of historical facts that all originated in this other important Montana town. When the town in question was to be platted, it's founder wanted to call it "Copperopolis".

I remember when I got to attend a press conference and chat with Elon Musk in Butte, Montana back in 2013. This was the line that stood out to me after he was asked about rare earth elements and developing those resources here in America instead of China.

The tallest brick structure in the world was built over 100 years ago in Montana.