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It's Friday, July 9th. Gov. Greg Gianforte withdraws Montana from a climate change coalition, updates on wildfires and where there's fire, there's smoke, what an air quality specialist says about this year's smoke season.

It's Tuesday, July 13th. updates on wildfires burning in Yellowstone and Musselshell counties, increased oil and gas drilling permits from the federal government and a spike in COVID-19 cases in Flathead County.

It's Friday, May 27th. Memorial day weekend increases police presence on Montana's roadways, the barriers to secure housing for people with felonies and a conversation with one of the organizers who originally formed Helena youth Against Gun Violence.

It's Thursday, May 26th. The state's electric system vulnerable to drought conditions and wildfires, Montana's top political watchdog makes a plea for state officials to combat election misinformation and poor housing conditions for wildland firefighters add stress to an already difficult job.

It's Tuesday, May 31st. Montana's primary election only a week away, a Salish Language School celebrates its 20th anniversary and the educational opportunities for students visiting Yellowstone National Park.

It's Thursday, May 12th. The Interior department releases the first-ever list of former federal Indian boarding schools, a possible special legislative session on abortion and how to prepare for what's shaping up to be another active wildfire season.

It's Friday, May 13th. Efforts to prevent avian influenza from reaching Montana's pen-raised pheasants, projects to reduce wildfire risk in the Kootenai National Forest and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says the state's new nutrient pollution guidelines fail to protect water quality.

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.