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Tonight on Montana Evening Edition; Monday, September 24th
The final stage of remediation and restoration work at the former Milltown Dam site east of Missoula has now concluded. A small ceremony took place today to mark the occasion. In tonight's feature interview with Edward O'Brien, U-S EPA Montana Office Director Julie DalSoglio, Montana Department of Environmental Quality director, Richard Opper and Fish, Wildlife and Parks Milltown State Park Manager, Michael Kustudia, discuss the site's past, present and future.
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Tonight on Montana Evening Edition, September 21st
Tonight on "Campaign Beat", our weekly political analysis program, News Director Sally Mauk talks with Lee newspaper reporters Chuck Johnson and Mike Dennison about a new poll on the governor's race, a new PAC ad in the attorney general's race, and a court ruling that could change the judicial races...
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Tonight on Montana Evening Edition, September 20th
Today marks the one year anniversary of the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell". Dire predictions of the impact of repeal have not come to pass; for the military, allowing gay soldiers to serve openly has largely been a non-event. Gay veteran Alex Nicholson was one of the key figures in the fight for repeal and has a new book out about it called "Fighting to Serve." In tonight's feature interview, Nicholson talks with News Director Sally Mauk about the struggle to repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"...and what he wants to happen next...
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Tonight on Montana Evening Edition, September 19th
Dr. George Schaller is known as one of the founding fathers of wildlife conservation. The noted biologist has studied wildlife around the world - gorillas, giant pandas, snow leopards to mention a few - and his groundbreaking research is chronicled in numerous books, articles and films. Schaller is in Missoula to lecture - and in tonight's feature interview, he talks with News Director Sally Mauk about his work - and his concern about the future of wildlife conservation...
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Tonight on Montana Evening Edition, September 18th
Pakistani author and journalist Ahmed Rashid has to have armed guards at his home in Lahore, Pakistan - that's how dangerous it is to be a journalist in his country these days. Rashid is in Missoula to deliver tonight's President's lecture at the University of Montana. In tonight's feature interview, Rashid talks about the deteriorating conditions in Pakistan - and in Afghanistan - and what he thinks the U.S. should be doing in both countries...
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