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It's Tuesday, August 31st. Recent weather leads officials to roll back water restrictions, millions of dollars donated to MSU's nursing program and veterans encourage Montanans to welcome Afghan refugees.

It’s Friday, September 3rd. Why seven businesses are suing the Montana Secretary of State, the state-tribal economic development committee appoints a new chairwoman and expanded drought disaster assistance.

It's Wednesday, September 1st. The state's changing economy, incentives in Big Sky to encourage homeowners to rent to locals and what the Governor's newly announced rule on masking will mean for Montana schools.

It's Thursday, September 9th. Rising coronavirus cases put a strain on hospital capacity, why current drought conditions may continue and the crisis facing Montana's mental and behavioral healthcare system.

It's Friday, September 10th. Lingering smoke, the Montana Nurses Association pushes back against Gov. Greg Gianforte's emergency administrative rule about masking in schools and why celebrations honoring the life of the last Crow tribal chief are special this year.

It’s Tuesday, September 7th. Some Montana school districts shut down classes in response to COVID cases, and ranchers face difficult decisions in order to deal with this year’s drought conditions.

It's Friday, October 29th. Today on the Worm, we have stories about Montana’s flu season, a new missing persons database and the effect of drought on mule deer.

It's Monday, November 1st. Today on the Worm, we have stories about efforts in Bozeman to fund affordable housing, lawsuits for and against vaccine requirements and more.

The troubling trend toward less nursing home care continues, why high school baseball in the state is striking out, and the secret sauce that’s getting school kids to eat veggies.

Billings selects a new superintendent, U.S. officials tour Malmstrom Air Force Base, and a slate of bills in the Montana Legislature could have a chilling effect on legal challenges to the energy industry.