It's Wednesday, July 8th. The Keystone XL crude oil pipeline, updates on rising coronavirus cases across the state and how a Missoula County Search and Rescue team is training dogs to find human remains.

A Montana district court judge July 7 granted a preliminary injunction against a state law limiting the number of ballots a person can deliver on others’ behalf.

Montana health officials announced 80 new cases of the COVID-19 illness July 7, including over 50 cases in Yellowstone County, the majority of which are connected to an assisted living facility in Billings. The new cases break the state’s record for single day total cases reported.

Watercraft inspectors in Montana have intercepted a record number of boats carrying invasive mussels this season.

The 35th annual Big Sky State Games are still on but they look very different this year. Registration is down 40 percent and some sporting events are being cancelled because of coronavirus restrictions.

Two residents of a corrections facility in Billings have tested positive for COVID-19.

The U.S. Supreme Court on July 6 upheld a stay on parts of construction for the 1,200-mile Keystone XL crude oil pipeline, which broke ground in northern Montana earlier this year.

It's Tuesday, July 7th. Montana's fire outlook, how soap works to slow the spread of coronavirus and difficulties in distributing federal housing relief.