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Time is ticking for a statewide ban of a popular social media app, lawmakers target repeat DUI offenders, and a building in Anaconda receives national recognition.

Tougher penalties proposed for dealing with drug dealers, a bump in the road for concert parking in Park county, and Montana’s U.S. Senator shares his ambitions for the state going forward.

Gun crime is up and so are the number of lawmakers calling for looser gun restrictions, restrictive abortion laws could deter business in Montana, and plans to protect a native fish heading upstream.

A new report claims state hospital patients are being discharged straight to homeless shelters, an old river project is getting a new look, and students are helping reintroduce small predators to the state.

More health care benefits are planned for millions of veterans, the number of grizzly bear deaths in Montana almost reaches an all-time high and new information on active shooter calls that swept across the state on Friday.

It's Monday, Nov. 28. Conservation groups' challenge to Montana wolf regulations goes before a judge today, why some are saying Montana is now hostile to Democrats, and a popular holiday tradition in Bozeman returns for the first time since the pandemic.

A popular hot springs is facing restrictions over health issues and other concerns, mortgage rates slowing home sales in the U.S. but not in all parts of Montana, and a word meaning "downright deceitful" is the Merriam Webster word of the year… any guesses?

It's Tuesday, Nov. 22. The need for food and shelter increases across the state, federal tax credits go to developing new affordable homes, and a Montana lawmaker takes to the road — leaving the Legislature behind.

It's Wednesday, Nov. 30. More wolves could be killed under a Helena judge's ruling, environmental and oil industry groups in Montana are lukewarm to the new oil and gas leasing program, and the city of Bozeman scores a win after ESPN’s Brawl of the Wild coverage.

Fewer Montana households are now financially burdened by rent, Montana environmental experts take on nutrients that harm fish, and the Montana State Bobcats advance to another championship game.