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A deadline reminder when signing up for health coverage, a new wardrobe at no cost and helping the environment, and a real life who-done-it unfolding over the spike in property taxes.

Income tax reform on the table, a new look at Montana history now available online, and changes afloat for recreating on the Smith River.

Changes to Montana’s election process garner support, a plan to clean up a Superfund site comes into question, and what's needed to make up for the state’s low snowpack.

Efforts this week to improve mental health care in schools and the state, a Montana fire chief now in custody of the FBI, and Montanans warned to prepare for dangerous cold.

It's Friday, January 12th. Election season gets underway as political candidates file for office, the Montana State Hospital is over budget heading into the federal certification process, and a for-profit medical school announces it wants to open the state’s first school of veterinary medicine.

Plans are spinning for a new wind farm in Montana, a vote in Cascade county after allegations of election misconduct, and a sexually transmitted disease affecting unborn babies is on the rise in Montana.

Suicides by firearms continue to climb in Montana, the highly contagious bird flu discovered near Billings, and an engineer turned grain farmer shares what brought him back to Montana.

Two men accused of killing eagles face jail time, how Billings will spend a lot of federal dollars, and we crunch the numbers on property tax increases and reasons behind the big jump.

The election office saga in Cascade County comes to a close, college football players from rival Montana teams both score a national honor, and a Billings restaurateur reflects on 40 years under the Big Sky.

A facility for disabled adults pays for violating labor laws, the governor buys a new governor’s mansion, and we explore the plight of puppets.