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Two perspectives clash on growth around Livingston, Montana’s Secretary of State accused of interfering with an official hiring process, and we ask two Montana film experts if “Barbieheimer” has brought audiences back to local movie theaters.

Political fireworks spark again in Montana’s Eastern House race, a wheat field in Bozeman produces more than grain, and a stellar opportunity to learn about the stars is taking off in Billings.

Montana’s primary ballots fill up as the deadline to file winds down, Gallatin county increases composting to help an expanding landfill, and we visit with Sen. Jon Tester on his run that could determine control of the Senate.

OPI accused of not implementing new education laws, scammers target Montana taxpayers, and the state's largest city secures its future water supply.

Why the state is not using money allocated to find missing Indigenous People, some state lawmakers want to expel the head of OPI and a discussion on discord and politics at Montana State University Billings.

New interest in the Berkeley Pit for usable minerals, MSU wants improvements for agriculture students, and a look at the future of IVF for veterans.

Snowpack not keeping up with needed moisture, Montana seeing a below average number of bovines, and the Bozeman library feeding more than minds.

Abortion decisions on the table at the national and state level, from the tap to the rivers, water continues to concern Montanans and a former MSU coach will lead a team in the Big 10.

The head of Montana schools is given an ultimatum to change course, and one high school is at the head of the class when it comes to cutting costs and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Election laws passed by the legislature deemed unconstitutional, roadblocks eliminated to help a waning wildlife population, and we head to Bozeman to visit the only service dog in the state keeping calm in the courtroom.