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It's Thursday, August 6th. The fire outlook, updates on coronavirus and economic plans from both candidates running for Montana's sole seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.

It’s Tuesday, September 6. Today, a rule change bumps the number of apprentices in the state, Gallatin County increases its housing stock - and prices and Billings breaks heat records.

It's Thursday, May 6th. The Paycheck Protection Program runs out of funding, an ongoing investigation into Montana's judicial branch and the demand for more mental health services.

It's Wednesday, November 6th. Today we have stories about the economic impact of Hutterite colonies, microplastics and soil acidification.

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 Friday, November 6th. Wildfires ignited during recent windy weather, governor-elect Greg Gianforte picks the man who will lead his transition into the governor's office and the suspension of the Fort Peck Tribal Chairman.

It's Friday, August 6th. The University of Montana accused of discrimination based on g3ender, the federal government approves the spending plan for K-12 pandemic aid and a look at how fire crews are doing a wildfire season continues.

It's Tuesday, July 6th. Water restrictions as dry conditions continue, a new cancer center in central Montana and how Montana's EMS system, built on a graying volunteer workforce, is struggling to stay afloat.

It's Friday, May 6th. Nuclear energy technology development in Wyoming, the national day of awareness for missing and murdered indigenous people and a conversation with Democratic U.S. House candidate Cora Neumann.

It's Wednesday, October 6th. Utility regulators dismiss a requested rate increase from NorthWestern Energy, the Fort Peck tribes set economic development goals and a drastic change in weather on the horizon.