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News on a bill to improve Montana’s child welfare system, students get their day in court today - a first in the nation, and a student podcast makes waves over water conservation.

On today’s episode, we have stories about a coding camp for girls, the state’s response to trout declines and more.

A look at day one of a ground breaking trial in Helena, a canceled trans event in Butte finds a new location and day, and drones in the sky help birds on the ground.

People who deliver your packages prepare to strike, Bozeman nixes a request for more money from property owners, and singers from around the world serenade the Treasure State.

The actors strike shuts down productions in Montana, performers at the folk festival take the stage, and the first medical school in Montana welcomes the public.

More plaintiffs join a lawsuit against a recent drag law, humans ordered to stay out of bat caves, and creating teaching materials for the Crow language

Cooling off in a Montana river will cost you, making snow from wastewater, and where the northern lights will shine the brightest this week.

Storm damages part of Yellowstone National Park, residents encouraged to sign up for emergency alerts, and the amount of asphalt retrieved from the Yellowstone River increases.

The amount of asphalt found in the Yellowstone River continues to increase, residents in one Montana town asked to conserve water, and the emotional impacts of school lockdowns.

A top Montana official resigns after getting a DUI, a group of mothers lobbies a library over children's books, and the price goes up if you don’t slow down.