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A Montana ski resort ordered to make changes before opening, timeless art brings attention to toxic waste, and brace yourself for a blast from your cell phone today.

Urban camping rules in Bozeman finally clarified, the cost of heat headed up for many Montana households, and Montana State University under investigation for alleged Civil Rights violations.

A divide on how bison near Yellowstone Park are managed, patient's families sue the state mental hospital, and sell-out time for Montana Millionaire hits a record.

Themes emerge in cases of missing and murdered indigenous people, a new poll shows the major concern Montanans have right now, and communities move ahead with charter schools amid controversy.

Montanans rally over the situation between Israel and Hamas, more waste could be dumped in the Berkeley Pit, and a veterinarian shortage leads to pet overpopulation.

Gallatin County adopts a new plan to make domestic violence offenders more accountable, fishermen face new regulations, and winter weather moves in next week.

The debate continues over the present and future of environmental policy in Montana, a draft of the new wolf plan is out for public review, and ZooMontana fans face a tough loss of a favorite resident.

Bozeman headed for a lawsuit over homeless camps, the governor and Yellowstone Park officials butt heads over bison, and fat bears break into social media fame.

A solution suggested to speed up treatment for inmates at the state prison, a ban on short term rentals considered tonight by Bozeman commissioners, and the owners of a popular Montana lodge abandon plans for expansion.

Billings makes a big ask of voters, a look at who is moving to Montana and from where, and there's not much time left to find the boots and gloves!