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The state’s first official repatriation coordinator is on the job, a new medical school opens this summer in Montana, and how you can track the path of prehistoric creatures in the state.

Allowing water pollution a baffling decision to many, a group promoting rail passenger service across Montana keeps chugging along and the Girl Scout council is rolling out some smart cookies.

Behavioral health providers wait for an approved pay increase, mining claims make way for recreation and a bison get a designated walking trail.

A year after historic flooding near Yellowstone Park residents wait for affordable housing, a month after the legislature adjourned dozens of bills still sit on the governor’s desk, and the most common summer ailment for kids is one you’ve probably never heard of.

It’s Monday, May 1st. Today, Montana State is a step closer to opening a new nursing school in Missoula, members of the Blackfeet Nation have a new council member, and hundreds of people took to the streets of Missoula to support a transgender lawmaker barred from the House floor last week.

It’s Tuesday, May 2nd. COVID restrictions are lifted at the Canada border, a Missoula lawmaker sues the state and the Speaker of the House, and the Clark Fork River gets a refresher.

A new voice speaks out against transgender bills - the governor’s son, transgender lawmaker is officially banned from the floor, and flood victims still waiting on cleanup a year after an historic event.

The state prepares for a lawsuit over a ban on certain health care, Montanans lose millions to scams, and a look at wildfire season.

More monitoring of air quality around the state, Montana’s movie credits max out and funding for flooded forests finally comes through.

Floating the idea of tougher restrictions for air quality, chasing down pickleball clinics for veterans and fishing to help with PTSD is the topic of a movie filmed and premiering in Montana.