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It’s Friday, September 22nd. Today, two bills related to Montana wilderness areas could face a vote on the U.S. Senate floor, conservation groups challenge a large timber sale near Yellowstone National Park, and respiratory virus season is just around the corner.

Contaminated fish found in the Yellowstone river, a ban on using TikTok in Montana just over three months away, and a season of symphonic music takes us into Fall

Ranchers near Livingston tackle food insecurity, more parents request exemptions for school vaccines, and Billings seeks artists-in-residence.

Montana schools try a new approach in the classroom as teacher shortages continue, game wardens seize illegally captured wildlife, and Hollywood actors head to Montana for an international film fest.

People living in tents or R-Vs in Bozeman wait to hear their fate, a novel approach to help diminishing trout populations in a world renown Montana fishing spot, and shooting bear spray in the animal's face is not the best place.

Bozeman continues to look for housing solutions, a new challenger emerges for Montana’s governor seat, and high school learning is put to the test.

Bozeman regulates urban camping, the state considers an emissions plan, and a Montana program helps save shelter dogs and veterans.

A record number of jobs available statewide, both camps react to an injunction against charter schools in Montana, and a tour of new court rooms is in session.

A Montana man faces a long recovery after surviving a grizzly bear attack, schools take a new course of action to stay ahead of safety threats, and why one group is asking you to soil your undies… it’s likely not what you think!

A residential treatment program for kids closes down, time is running out to claim the Montana property tax rebate, and an art exhibit celebrating Yellowstone closes soon.