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Montanans rally against LGBTQ legislation, lawmakers drive a fee for electric vehicles to the governor’s desk, and hundreds of dead pronghorn dot Wyoming prairies.

Dozens of anti abortion bills move through the legislature, a proposed energy plant in Laurel stalled, and how humans can help wildlife survive winter stress.

Debate over a proposed increase in your energy bill, more layoffs at Montana newspapers, and indigenous artists bring opera to eastern Montana.

Legislators take a shot at lowering insulin prices, heavy snow the likely culprit of a roof collapse in Red Lodge, and growing concern over possible violence at health clinics.

Changes to Montana’s constitution move ahead, a pay cut prescribed for doctors at a large healthcare system, and why every Medicaid recipient in the state is under review.

Millions of dollars to help Montana families afford food is in limbo, Tik Tok use in jeopardy, and protecting woodland homes from wildfire in front of lawmakers.

A ban on gender-affirming care for minors still on the table, greenhouse gas emission requirements off the table? And, tax rebates headed to your bank account.

Billings’ police chief puts rising crime in perspective, parts of Montana earn a failing grade for air quality, and a celebration happening in Bozeman for earth day.

Lawmakers bicker over how to best protect children from abuse, electricity - and money - transmitted in eastern Montana, and the sound of love from a sage grouse.

A Montana state representative blocked from speaking, a cyber attack shuts down IT at two Montana universities, and an invitation to celebrate Native American Culture and heritage.