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A proposed gravel pit presents a rocky road for residents in Gallatin County, fish decline prompts a private research group to tackle a solution, and get ready to claim your property tax rebate.

It’s Monday, August 7th. Today, Montana’s two largest hospital systems officially merge, two storied resorts change ownership, and Fort Peck Campgrounds hosts its annual “bat walk.”

Wildfire takes out at least 15 homes, the blame is on for Montana’s property tax increase, and how Yellowstone Park bison are managed could be up to you.

A court hears arguments on the state’s drag performance law, the public weighs in on managing bison near Yellowstone Park, and the Montana Heritage Center expansion gets a big boost.

The governor chooses members of a commission to consider the entry of new public charter schools, Montanans test positive for West Nile Virus and more.

It’s Thursday, August 31st. Today, wildfires burn in eastern Montana, rural businesses and agriculture producers become more energy efficient and schools across Montana report hundreds of vacant positions.

A ban on drag performances lifted, misinformation on the internet revealed, and help needed fighting Montana wildfires.

A race to protect Butte’s water treatment plant, coding camp for girls happening this summer, and the state’s first classical youth symphony takes the stage this weekend.

A documentary showing in Bozeman gives a glimpse into life for wildland firefighters, and Montana tribes work to preserve Indigenous languages.

Wildfire season in full swing with new restrictions in place, a tentative deal with UPS means your packages will keep coming, and millions are gone from movie making in the state but one production is still reeling in some dough.