It's Tuesday, October 15th. Today we have stories about Bureau of Land Management fees, Going to the Sun Road and Indigenous People's Day.

Six years ago, Montana State University Extension tried to stop development of 4-H curriculum related to climate change. Now extension is part of a new weather and climate learning lab that was recently adopted by the National 4-H Council.

The Bureau of Land Management last week announced an increase to drilling permit fees on public lands. The fee increases directed by the U.S. Congress also apply to some mineral cost recovery for oil and gas developers.

On the premiere episode of the sixth season of Field Days, we meet longtime vet Dick Cunningham at the Meredith Ranch in Yellowstone County’s Bull Mountains.

On this episode of Resounds, co-hosts Corby Sinner and Anna Paige sit down with Rodney Gottula and Donna Cochran, two of the finalists in the Children’s Book category of the 2019 High Plains Book Awards.  

It's Monday, October 14th. Today we have stories about Republican Representative Greg Gianforte, a final Superfund deal for Butte and 4-H climate change curriculum.

Republican Representative Greg Gianforte was in Billings today to hold a campaign event in his bid for governor.

Montana’s lone voice in the U.S. House says focused efforts on the impeachment inquiry of President Trump are “misplaced.”

A recent report from The Montana Department of Health and Human Services found that medication-assisted treatments for opioid addiction are becoming more accessible throughout the state.