Charges of professional misconduct could strip Montana’s attorney general of his law license, we dive deeper into what the ballot measures mean, and where your non-native frog or frond can find a new and safer home.

Montana’s attorney general defends 41 counts of misconduct, changes made to urban camping rules in Bozeman, legislators look at a model for implementing a sales tax, and sale of public trust lands considered as answer to affordable housing.

A new lawsuit filed over abortion access in the state, groups rally to fight rising energy costs, and a deeper look into one of the top priorities for Montana voters.

A Montana town shaken awake by an earthquake, business at a Wyoming ski resort going downhill, and voter distrust - why some Montanans are considering not voting this November.

Limits on mercury and other air pollutants stays in place for now, a big increase in water bills causes Billings residents to voice their surprise and anger, and the growing need for mental health care for Montana’s youth is getting new attention.

A change in what information from lawmakers can be private or public, laid off mine workers find new opportunities at a job fair in Columbus, and Montana has a new teacher of the year.

The state’s attorney general slapped with another lawsuit as he runs for reelection, four day school weeks in Montana appear to hinder student’s performance, and female firefighters face unique challenges.

NorthWestern Energy customers get relief with lower bills, a Montana ski resort recognized for pollution prevention, and we fact check Monday’s U. S. senate debate between the two top contenders for the job.

We hear highlights from the debate between Montana’s top two candidates for the U.S. Senate and from the candidates competing for two open seats on the Montana Supreme Court, plus Wyoming officials vote to allow wolves to be killed by vehicles.

Today on the Worm–We’ll tell you where to find tonight’s Senate debate between Tim Sheehy and Jon Tester, then we’ll take you to Billings to listen to a vigil fro Missing and Murdered and Indigenous People–then to Yellowstone Park where some of the country’s newest citizens are celebrating.