For 60 years, Montana Public Radio has grown alongside the people and places of this state. This anniversary year celebrated everything we continue to build together. Here are some of the moments that shaped our 60th year.
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NPR All Things Considered host Ailsa Chang visited Missoula Tuesday and sat down with MTPR's Austin Amestoy during a live event to talk about her work as a radio host, her path to journalism and her thoughts on humanity's shared experience. -
Don't miss your chance to ask questions and hear stories from NPR's Ailsa Chang live in conversation with MTPR's Austin Amestoy, at the Dennison Theater in Missoula on October 14th! Free admission for all, but seating is limited. Reserve now on Griz Tix.
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Last night, Congress passed The Rescissions Act of 2025. This package claws back funds previously appropriated to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) totaling $1.1 billion. A simple majority of lawmakers in each chamber approved this package. -
The House has approved a proposal to eliminate $700 million in already-approved funding for public media. If enacted, it would strip essential services and could force rural stations off the air. The Senate will take up the bill next.
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Thank you to everyone who donated, volunteered or gave a thank-you gift during spring pledge week! We couldn't do this without you. We appreciate every one of you. You donated nearly $500,000 toward our $575,000 spring fundraising goal. Thank you for believing in this public service! -
We're hiring a news director to lead our news operation across on-air and digital platforms. This position leads MTPR’s team of news reporters, producers and hosts to coordinate daily and long-term coverage.
