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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.

Tiktok sues the state over the social media ban, lawmakers and the governor define gender and work begins to study bear behavior.

Weapons and drugs seized at Montana’s border, a deeper look at the recent block of abortion bans, and we remember a Montana icon in higher education.

The first youth climate change challenge in the country proceeding in Montana, remains of native children returning to their families and one of the last remaining soldiers sharing his memories.

A cap considered on the number of bills in the next legislature, a Bozeman restaurant closed by the health department gets the okay to reopen, and Montana firefighters on the front lines in Canada.

Montana makes two national firsts - a ban on reading in drag and a requirement to teach Indigenous studies in schools, plus matching older and younger to end loneliness.

The governor and secretary of state face new lawsuits, a long-closed Canada border crossing reopens, and can fishing restrictions help the declining trout population?

The one-of-a-kind climate trial in Montana wraps its first week… we have a recap, pets under quarantine in a Montana county due to rabies, and budding songwriters take over Red Lodge.