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A Bozeman restaurant closed while multiple illnesses are investigated, disciplinary action expected for a Montana lawmaker, and an investigation into a former industrial site.

A lawsuit fails to stop abortion legislation from going to the governor’s desk, human trafficking increases in Montana… not from the usual suspects, and a look into our summer water supply.

A fight over what defines mental health for students, an investigation over a shiny sheen on a Montana river, and a look at the life of a long time rancher and Montana legislator.

The clock is ticking on using Tik-Tok in Montana, a plan to expand a prison dog-training program may have to sit… and stay, plus a free screening of a documentary about the most dangerous place in the country for Native American women - Montana.

A bill to define sex passes the Montana legislature, emotional testimony pleaing for more mental health services, a Billings pastry shop cooks up national recognition and it’s time to warm up your vocal cords.

The capitol city setting up vending machines for an overdose drug, cleaning up the Clark Fork, one of the nation’s most polluted rivers, and making Bozeman the best place for birds.

The governor signs it, a judge blocks it - the latest on one abortion bill, residents from five countries barred from buying land in Montana, and it’s a day to give big in Gallatin county.

It’s Wednesday, May 3rd. A District Court judge denies a Missoula lawmaker’s request to lift a sanction prohibiting her from entering the Montana House of Representatives, the state Senate ends its work for the Legislative Session, and conservation groups challenge a logging project near Yellowstone National Park.

Abortion bills signed into law, we break down that and other bills that passed through Montana's legislature.

Investigators try to identify human remains found last week, educators plan a next step after one school levy passes and another fails, and a visit with a Montana semifinalist for the country’s best chef.