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  • It's Monday, December 21st. COVID-19 vaccination efforts, getting creative with holiday traditions during the pandemic and how lawmakers are balancing lawmaking with public health.
  • It's Tuesday, December 22nd. Montana's senators vote in support of the pandemic relief package, grants for Native American-owned businesses and clean energy requirements for the state's largest electric utility.
  • It's Friday, December 18th. A particularly busy holiday season for the postal service, updates on coronavirus and conversations with Governor-elect Greg Gianforte and U.S. Senator Steve Daines about their plans to manage the pandemic.
  • It's Thursday, December 24th. Updates on coronavirus, the forestry management plan for the next decade and the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians celebrates one year as a sovereign nation.
  • It's Monday, December 28th. Updates on coronavirus as President Donald Trump signed the pandemic relief package last night, the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians and a remembrance for one of Indian Country's most prolific thinkers, Henry "Hank" Adams.
  • It's Wednesday, December 23rd. The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes water compact passes through Congress, COVID relief funds for schools and how small businesses are weathering the pandemic.
  • It's Friday, October 2nd. Unemployment numbers drop, a conversation with a member of the U.S. Census Bureau and fact checking the second U.S. Senate debate.
  • It's Tuesday, October 6th. Updates on coronavirus cases including when Montana's most populated county may start capping crowd sizes and potential protection plans for an area called Cowboy Heaven.
  • It's Wednesday, October 7th. Coronavirus cases continue to rise, candidates for Attorney General propose improvements to the Motor Vehicle Division and we recap the debate between gubernatorial candidates.
  • It's Friday, October 9. Ballots mailed out today, updates of fires and the coronavirus pandemic's effect on outdoor recreation in the state.
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