Elinor Smith
Reporter and evening news hostElinor is a reporter and the host of evening news on Montana Public Radio.
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The governor is asking for money to expand the prison this legislative session. Hundreds of Montanans are incarcerated out of state because there isn’t room at the state prison. -
The Little Shell Chippewa Tribe announced plans to build an event center and resort in Cascade County. -
A Helena resident was awarded the Presidential Citizens Medal last week. Diane Carlson Evans worked to bring recognition to the female veterans of the Vietnam War. -
A nonpartisan observation group that monitored the November election in 16 counties has released its preliminary findings. The group found Montana’s general election was fair and well-conducted. -
Among the sparkling lights and fresh pine scent of the holidays lies a minefield of potential dangers to household pets. Here are some tips to help keep your pets safe and sane during the holidays. -
Missing Missoula woman Eva Prather's body was identified in the Clark Fork River, Chronic Wasting Disease found for the first time in an elk in the Ruby Mountains -
In the coming days, Montanans will elect a new majority to the Public Service Commission. Those three new commissioners will regulate utility companies that provide homes with electricity, gas, and trash services. -
A non-partisan initiative will observe the electoral process in 15 counties across the state this year. -
State officials Monday approved the purchase of a nearly 33,000-acre conservation easement about 45 miles southeast of Libby. And state wildlife officials have opened 40,000 more acres for upland bird hunting.
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From abortion access to getting timely care, health care reporter Aaron Bolton spoke with MTPR's Elinor Smith about the context behind some voters' concerns.
