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Former president Donald Trump plans a rally in Montana, Montana’s Democratic delegates say they’re all in for Kamala, and a decision surrounding the fate of grizzly bears threatened species protection could come later than expected. Listen to Thursday’s news.

Recognize firefighters from the infamous Mann Gulch fire, enjoy a short reprieve in air quality before the next round of smoke, and celebrate Montana's home grown Olympic medalist.

The state adopts new rules to better scrutinize how non-profit hospitals give back, the Montana University System raises concerns over fewer graduating high-school seniors, and the world’s largest private campground company quarrels with conservation groups and ranchers in Montana.

Results from an investigation into Native American boarding schools in Montana document deaths while dispelling other concerns, a small Montana community breaks ground on a new hospital and a recap of Donald Trump's visit to Montana.

A candidate for Montana’s U.S. Senate responds to a call out from Donald Trump during his Bozeman rally, NorthWestern Energy requests another raise for customers after getting one less than a year ago, and a recognition of the state’s largest and deadliest earthquake takes place this weekend.

The governor calls for a cell phone ban in all schools, Yellowstone County issues warnings connected to swimming pools and streams and a well-known dinosaur dig site in the Pryor Mountains celebrates 30 years of scientific discoveries.

Montana is now the eighth state in which voters will decide on legal protection for abortion, a southwestern Montana county finds no changes after a required recount on its primary ballots, and a long awaited athletic center replaces the MSU bubble.

Montana has one of the highest turnover rates in the nation among those charged with running public schools, a roadmap for affordable housing laid out for legislators, and a Native American author making history shares his story on a Montana stage.

The state finalizes recommendations for mental health services, the feds put the brakes on a Montana man skirting diesel emission controls, and a Butte neighborhood plans for a revitalization thanks to residents.

Montana’s opioid settlement money is finally flowing to communities, the Green Party gets the green light for the November ballot, and a drive across the smoldering prairie of the Remington fire reveals devastation and continued dedication to ranching.