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Tens of thousands of flood victims are going to need housing. It could be months, even years, before they'll be able to return home.

Wolf hunting season has begun in Montana but a lawsuit challenging it is far from over, high speed internet is headed to more than 60-thousand homes in Montana and a new species goes on the endangered list… but it’s not an animal.

It's Thursday, April 14th. Public records problems across state government, a fourth potential potion for the park service to consider as it updates its bison management plan and why Montana's emergency responders are working with patients in their home to prevent medical emergencies.

A plan to ease the housing crisis in Big Sky needs more cooperation from home owners, the Bozeman Public School District needs to make big budget cuts for next year and an Indigenous opera singer hopes her new song will be a new anthem for Yellowstone National Park.

It's Thursday, April 7th. Montana's updated brand policy to identify livestock, the Blackfeet tribal court released the names of those arrested at the home of the tribal chairman and a conversation about an initiative to review the troubled legacy of federal Indigenous boarding school policies in the U.S.

It's Wednesday, November 25th. Critics on why ABC's new TV show "Big Sky" misses the mark, what we know about vaccine distribution plans and nurses urge Montanans to stay home for the next few weeks.

It's Tuesday, December 28th. How COVID surges in other parts of the country have affected Montana airports, Bozeman's tiny home village and the Montana Office of Public Instruction prepares to modernize the system it uses to process teaching licenses.

It's Monday, September 13th. Montana's Attorney General vows to challenge the new federal vaccine mandate, addressing the backlog of nursing home health and safety surveys and a conversation with a Northern Cheyenne scholar who recently won an award for his research.

Bridger Photonics helps companies map greenhouse gas emissions from oil and gas infrastructure

Only 30% to 60% of nursing home staff have received their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, a recent survey finds. Some facilities are providing financial incentives to encourage more to get shots.