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It's Tuesday, December 21st. The Omicron variant of COVID-19 discovered in Montana for the first time, the rollout of new election software delayed and testing for lead in school water.

It's Wednesday, December 22nd. Montana sees some of the highest growth rates in the country, COVID-19 related hospitalizations on the decline and a candlelight vigil for those who have died while homeless.

It's Monday, December 20th. Updates on coronavirus cases, rules for recreational marijuana sales in Whitefish and with a deadline to submit samples at the end of the month, some schools exceed state limits for lead.

It's Thursday, December 30th. Rapid testing for COVID-19 as the Omicron variant starts to spread in Montana, recreational marijuana sales just days away and a look at mountain snowpack.

It's Tuesday, December 28th. How COVID surges in other parts of the country have affected Montana airports, Bozeman's tiny home village and the Montana Office of Public Instruction prepares to modernize the system it uses to process teaching licenses.

It's Wednesday, December 29th. Funeral financial assistance, how drought conditions have affected Montana's winter wheat crops and precautions for New Year's Eve celebrations as COVID-19 continues to spread.

It's Monday, December 27th. Montana's unemployment rate hits a record low, using 3D printing to build affordable housing and a conversation about rapid testing for COVID-19.

It's Wednesday, September 8th. The state budget director steps down after about eight months on the job and lingering smoke in Montana skies reminds us, wildfire season isn't over yet.

It's Friday, September 17th. The Montana premier of We Burn Like This which was filmed in Billings, the recent surge of COVID-19 leads to rationed health care at a Helena-area hospital and a conversation about why one school district changes it's mask requirements.

It's Thursday, September 16th. An update on wildfire season, lawmakers study Medicaid coverage of abortion and, as COVID-19 cases surge, hospitals say they can't get enough staff to keep up.