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Another lawsuit attempts to stop skyrocketing property taxes, election preview continues with Belgrade’s request and snow no longer ends fire season in Montana.

Montana inmates transferred out of state, the crisis hotline sees success, and Billings premieres three new movie theaters complete with food and beer.

A Superfund site in Billings gets a second round of cleanup, gratitude and outrage both lobbed against a Montana senator, and a contentious debate develops in Cascade county.

Pollution experts advising quick action for cleanup at a park in Deer Lodge, children in foster care still waiting years for adoption, and package theft rising as the holidays approach.

A union dispute continues within the Great Falls School district, space for more veterans gains a funding partner, and another lawsuit cast over protections for fish.

It is municipal general election day in Montana, a group hoping to change the state’s primary election is shot down, and a new system promises it will be easier and quicker to get your driver’s license.

It’s Tuesday, November 14th. The chair of the Montana Libertarian Party enters the race for Montana’s U.S. Senate seat, a nursing program in Billings gets a boost, and two grizzly bear cubs take up residence at ZooMontana.

It’s Wednesday, November 15th. Regional lung cancer rates are in, mobile home park tenants get a win, and Yellowstone National Park reports its first case of chronic wasting disease.

A new mayor and an old marijuana law stand - we have results from municipal elections, an old drug making a new comeback in Montana, and a Northwestern Energy rate increase questioned.

Recommendations announced for helping cases of missing and murdered indigenous people, climate change could cost the state millions and the actor’s strike may not be over soon enough for Montana's movie season.