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It's Thursday, June 23rd. A drag story hour event in Billings draws nearly 2,000 people in support of the LGBT pride event, drought conditions across the state and the people working to rebuild communities after devastating flooding earlier this month.

It's Friday, June 24th. A documentary about the youth mental health crisis in the U.S., hearing from a craftsman in Fromberg affected by this month's flooding and a story from Lodge Grass High School students about Crow Native Days.

It's Monday, June 27th. The impacts of rising COVID-19 cases on healthcare facilities, reactions to the U.S. Supreme Court's overturning of federal protections for abortion access and how the extremophile microbes living in Yellowstone National Park might be useful to humans.

It's Friday, June 17th. The road connecting Yellowstone National Park's North entrance near Gardiner to Mammoth Hot Srpings may be irreparable, a disputed pollution rule for a northwest Montana lake stays in place and a bill expanding benefits for millions of veterans moves forward.

Its Monday, June 20th. More Montana kids eligible to get vaccinated for COVID-19, updates on damage from this month's historic flooding and the recent celebration of the 50th anniversary of the state's constitution in Helena.

It's Thursday, June 16th. Montana's governor on a personal trip out of the country, officials ask President Joe Biden to declare a major disaster in response to flooding events in the state and updates on the damage done by that historic flooding.

It's Wednesday, June 22nd. A temporary pay raise for federal firefighters, why a marijuana sales tax approved by Gallatin County voters will not go into effect and how the Fort Belknap Indian Community is training its young people to collect native grass seeds to restore prairie land.

It's Tuesday, June 21st. Oil and gas lease sales see more bidders and higher prices, updates on the impacts of severe flooding across the state and a drag story hour moves forward at the zoo in Billings despite social media push-back.

It's Thursday, June 9th. An update on how high precipitation in April affected the state's snowpack, voters decide to end recreational marijuana sales in Granite County and hardline conservatives fair well in GOP primaries for the state legislature.

It's Monday, June 13th. COVID hospitalizations again on the rise, counties adopt new local taxes on marijuana and how a pause on tariffs for solar panel imports from southeast Asian countries might affect Montana solar installers.