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Luke Grimes (a.k.a Kayce Dutton on "Yellowstone) has recently made the move to Montana.

Since the television drama became such a big hit, fans have been looking at Montana as a place to call home. Except, folks who already call it home say, "the state is FULL."

I've been trying really hard not to mention that one popular TV show that everyone is always talking about, but there was no getting around it today- and for good reason.

We had a caller, Jeff from Butte, on Monday's statewide radio show. He loved the fact that Governor John Dutton, played by Kevin Costner in the hit TV show Yellowstone, fired his entire policy team.

According to their report, the TV show Yellowstone has had an impact on pet names in 2022.

These fans seem to forget that it is a fictional show. With fictional characters. These fans don't quite understand what life in Montana is really like.

From observing Montanans for about 6 weeks now, I noticed these are the things you don't want to mention ever in conversation. You get made fun of, you get into heated debates, and you leave the conversation feeling like crap. 1.You better not get out of your car to take selfies with buffalo or moose in Yellowstone or anywhere in the entire state...

"You're all fired. Beth, you're my new chief of staff." -John Dutton

Filming of the Yellowstone prequel "1923" is underway in Butte, MT. We got onto one of the sets and here's what we uncovered.

State Rep. Barry Usher (R-Billings), a great lawmaker who is now running for the state senate and owns a Harley dealership in Billings, posted the above photo on Facebook. Yellowstone is filming in the capitol. So what's with the masks?

Workers continue to cleanup the gas spill after a fuel truck rolled over on U.S. Highway 191 in Yellowstone National Park.

Different filming than Yellowstone but still in Montana.