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It's Wednesday, November 24th. Updates on coronavirus case numbers as we hit the holiday season and as cold weather increases the need for shelter, housing experts in Bozeman search for a solution to address the local housing crisis.

It's Thursday, November 18th. Updates on the wildfire burning in south central Montana, testing reveals just how far behind students are due to the pandemic and a Wyoming pipeline company agrees to pay for an oil spill that happened back in 2015.

It's Tuesday, November 16th. High wind warnings in effect for much of the state until late this afternoon, how Montana's federal delegation voted on the infrastructure package and Gov. Greg Gianforte announces the start of Apprenticeship Week.

It's Wednesday, November 10th. Hunting season hits the halfway point, a final map dividing the state into two congressional districts and a conversation about COVID-19 vaccines for kids.

It's Wednesday, November 17th. The damage left in the wake of high winds, affordable housing in Park County and the Governor's reaction to a federal court decision pausing the Biden Administration's rule mandating COVID-19 vaccines.

It's Monday, November 8th. A look at October wildfires, whether the state can make a rule to allow parents to opt out of school board requirements and a conversation about a possible Canadian ban on coal exports.

It's Tuesday, November 9th. The launch of an online catalogue of Indigenous plants, a financial boost to tourism and other improvements the recently passed federal infrastructure bill will fund in Montana.

It’s Friday, November 5th. Today we have stories about a Montana commission choosing a final draft map dividing the state into two congressional districts, lawsuits against mandatory vaccinations and more.

It's Monday, November 15th. A final congressional map outlining the state's two new U.S. house districts, kids under 12 get vaccinated against COVID-19 and a look at the scramble to finalize details of Montana's recreational marijuana industry before sales start in January.

It's Thursday, November 11th. Officials consider rules for upcoming recreational marijuana sales, federal health care workers help address a staffing shortage in Billings and two Montana tribes sue the state for not adhering to environmental standards.