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A plan to protect Montana’s Arctic Grayling takes flight, negotiations for affordable housing build support and a Montana meteorologist shares his most memorable weather events after 30 years of forecasting.

Montana lawmakers debate the best way to regulate sober living homes, Yellowstone county employees avoid a strike, and wheat farmers plant diversity.

A Montana lawmaker seeks to overturn an abortion ruling, farmers react to the right to repair deal, and grizzly bears in Montana experiencing bird flu.

A World War II hero from Montana identified after years of mystery, Governor Greg Gianforte asks for millions to bolster the state’s legal defense department and picking up road kill... there's an app for that.

A record breaking number of firearms found at Montana’s airports, middle and high school students may benefit from depression and suicide screenings, and a documentary made in Montana debuts at a world famous film festival.

More food requested from Montana food banks as less comes in, the cost of staying warm might be heating up, and wildlife biologists let us in on the “wolf way of life.”

Democrats present their reaction to the governor’s budget plan, a tribal leader outlines a bill to help promote native language studies and how Bozeman is following through on their climate action plan.

A Montana congressman remains steadfast in his no-vote for speaker of the house, a program to help cattle ranchers who feed elk is showing success, and a Montana college targets new programs to provide more health care in the state.

A change possible for who determines cause of death for inmates, new money totals from marijuana sales revealed and efforts to increase college graduation rates appear to be working.

The Governor calls on the state’s University System to stop using a form of social media, a Montana county refuses to provide law enforcement in a critical area, and proposed legislation to change alcohol rules are tough to swallow for some.