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It's Thursday, March 25th. More cases of COVID-19 variants in the state, Governor Greg Gianforte takes his wolf trapping class and legislation to increase local law enforcement's role in federal immigration investigations.

It's Monday, March 29th. A more optimistic state revenue estimate, experts concerned about possible drought conditions in the state and millions of dollars of state funding for forest projects.

It's Tuesday, May 11th. The Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine approved for 12 to 15-year-olds, why most golden eagles in the Bitterroot Valley have elevated levels of lead in their blood and tribes and wildlife advocates look to the federal government to restore bison.

It's Wednesday, May 12th. Gov. Greg Gianforte signs new laws, a labor shortage problem for Montana's hospitality industry and Native Women Running, a community for women who run as an act of healing.

It's Tuesday, January 26th. An effort to bring a passenger rail line back to Southern Montana, bills regulating transgender youth's participation in sports and abortion access advance in the state legislature, along with updates on other legislation.

It's Wednesday, February 10th. How freezing weather has affected COVID-19-related clinics, two bills promising tax breaks for businesses and the last major land sale of private timberlands in northwest Montana.

It's Thursday, February 11th. A bill to create a state-run system to fund family and medical leave, Gov. Greg Gianforte announces when he will lift the statewide mask mandate and legislation to allow non-tribal members to hunt on reservations.

It's Monday, February 22nd. A bill to modernize the right to privacy, how wolves are avoiding a skin disease and Montana farmers benefit from trade with China.

It's Friday, February 12th. A centralized COVID-19 vaccination site slated to open in Billings, Gov. Gianforte's "tax reform week" and how airports are managing through the coronavirus pandemic.

It’s Monday, February 15th. How Montana ranks as a state to start a new small business, how many residents in long-term care facilities plan to get the COVID-19 vaccine and the statewide mask mandate, lifted Friday.