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A summit addresses Montana's growing need for homeless shelters, Montana’s senators weigh in on the border bill, and solutions floated to remedy a deadly situation for grizzly bears.

Federal officials called in to help solve a drinking water problem after weeks of a boil order, mystery snails creep into a popular recreation area, and concern grows over increased tourism changing Montanans way of life.

Montana ranchers worried about feeding their herds as the National Wildlife Refuge system revises its policy on grazing, and the Methodist Church’s first openly gay bishop talks with YPR about the church overturning their stance on homosexuality. Just two of the stories on The Worm today.

A Montana music promoter entangled in an antitrust lawsuit, a school levy defeated by a handful of votes in a recount, and age may be the determining factor in Montana's upcoming elections.

Montana's top Republicans react to former president Donald Trump's felony convictions, Sen. Steve Daines blocks the Senate hearing of a Montana federal judge appointee, Flathead Lake levels are healthy, and the Beartooth Highway will open June 1.

A final plan to manage bison near Yellowstone announced, two recreation areas closed due to bear activity, and fundraising underway for a new venue for K-12 education in Montana.

Lawmakers reject all calls for a special session, an agency works to move homeless people out of Montana, and how recent rains impact the summer water outlook.

Backers of two constitutional initiatives claim to have enough signatures to be on Montana’s November ballot, Missoula restricts where unhoused people can live, and this year’s fire season brings some unusual conditions.