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Lawmakers look at how to spend a bundle of money for behavioral health, dirt could be key in determining the health of your children, and we meet Montana’s first chef making the short list for a James Beard Award.

Confusion continues on who will lay down the law on the Flathead reservation, a rare ceremony in Montana officially honors a new Ninth Circuit of Appeals judge, and we hear about the candidates for the office of Attorney General as our candidate profiles begin.

A Bozeman company is honored as exporter of the year, one wrongful conviction case brings a unique challenge to the court, and we hear from voters who don’t care about voting in our Voter Voices series.

The Worm, Tuesday, August 26

The Worm, Wednesday, August 27

Havre residents flush out ways to keep water quality drinkable, Montana gains national support for a plan to reduce wildlife and vehicle collisions, and a big Montana marathon will make for a crowded city this weekend.

A new ruling on travel in grizzly bear and trout country, Montana Republicans outline what their party stands for, and we meet the Bone Biddies who are helping preserve some famous fossil finds in Wyoming.

A candidate for U.S. senate steps down from his company, Montana’s congressional delegation reacts to the ruling shielding presidents from prosecution and how to help your pets survive holiday fireworks.

Help to protect rural hospitals from cyber attacks announced, signatures gathered to protect abortion access but it may not be a done deal, and a medicine wheel now tops a popular hiking spot in Bozeman.

The failure of two steel pipes is causing local flooding and concern over drinking water for thousands of Montanans, the DEQ hits the pause button on water quality standards, and don’t touch young, wild, animals… a warning from wildlife experts.