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It's Thursday, January 14th. Montana's sole representative in the U.S. House votes against impeachment, when the state will move to the next phase of vaccination and the lawsuit against oil and gas leases.

Montana legislators advance a bill that would define male and female, more pay considered for prison workers, and additional flights and bigger planes scheduled for a landing at Logan International.

A big drug store chain stops sales of the abortion pill in Montana, lawmakers sight hunting and trapping as a constitutional right, and movie opportunities move to eastern Montana.

Contentious abortion debate prompts a walk-out at the legislature, some wager that limitations on sports betting are necessary, and a new proposal spawns funding for fishing and hunting communities.

A bill banning transgender care heading to the governor’s desk, more young people driving under the influence, and herding elk population in the right direction.

Legal challenges looming on a transgender bill, more rest for drivers who need to keep on truckin' and drought is out… for now.

Lower rent, lower taxes? A new plan unveiled by lawmakers. The connection between timber and grizzly bears examined, and we dig into claims of rare earth minerals in Montana.

Water rights bring a big lawsuit to Big Sky, dogs go to prison, and farmers at a loss as a sugar beet plant closes.

On Wednesday, February 3, lots of legislative updates. We’ll cover bills to ban sanctuary cities, allow guns on college campuses and elsewhere and end same day voter registration.

On Friday, February 5 we have stories on singing Valentine's telegrams, some veterans say the Veterans Affairs’ COVID-19 vaccination rollout is confusing to the point they’ll seek shots elsewhere and what experts say is in store for the economy this year as we claw our way out from the pandemic.The audio has been republished to fix mixing errors that made this morning's episode hard to listen to. Sorry for the inconvenience!