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It's Friday, October 1st. Millions of dollars to help economic development in Colstrip, the vetting process for Afghan refugees coming to Montana and new laws that restrict access to abortion temporarily blocked hours before they were to go into effect.

It's Monday, October 4th. Montanan Tracy Stone-Manning confirmed as the next Bureau of Land Management director, funding for mental health services in rural areas and comparing current COVID case numbers in K-12 schools to 2020 numbers.

It's Tuesday, November 2nd. Today on the Worm, we have stories about COVID-19 ranking third as cause of death in Montana, possible recreational marijuana taxes and more.

It's Wednesday, November 3rd. Today on the Worm, we have stories about election results, help for healthcare facilities trying to find workers and more.

It's Thursday, November 4th. Today on the Worm, we have stories about Montana’s election results, drought conditions and vaccine availability for Yellowstone County children ages 5 through 11.

It's Wednesday, March 10th. We hit the second half of the 67th Montana legislature, four bison-related bills moving through the capitol and a look at GOP power in both the legislature and governor's office.

It's Thursday, March 11th. A bill on how patients could pay for medical care directly, updates on coronavirus relief and does pregnancy now qualify some Montanans for the COVID-19 vaccine?

It's Friday, March 12th. Legislation to change the elections process in Montana, possible changes to what qualifies as renewable energy and we reflect on the last year of the COVID-19 pandemic.

It's Friday, May 7th. Efforts to increase access to mental health services for pregnant women and moms, the missing and murdered indigenous persons and a remembrance of Montana icon and musician Piano Pat who passed away this week.

It's Thursday, May 6th. The Paycheck Protection Program runs out of funding, an ongoing investigation into Montana's judicial branch and the demand for more mental health services.