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It's Thursday, June 2nd. A donation to Montana's only statewide food bank to mitigate the rising cost of delivering food to pantries, the lawsuit against the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over the Flathead National Forest's road-building policy and an upcoming event in Billings brings together beef, bourbon and cigars.

It's Tuesday, May 24th. COVID booster shots for kids 5 to 11now available, fishing season in Yellowstone National Park starts this weekend and an new form of affordable housing in Missoula that could serve as a model for the rest of the state.

It's Wednesday, May 25th. The state health department enacts a rule to restrict changing a person's gender marker on birth certificates, the national baby formula shortage hits Montana and how some mobile home residents in Missoula will be affected after the land under their homes was sold.

It's Tuesday, June 7th. Land managers in the state not yet fully staffed with their usual number of seasonal firefighters, the 50th anniversary of the ratification of Montana's constitution and voters in Yellowstone County decide whether to continue recreational marijuana sales.

It's Wednesday, June 8th. A new vaccine manufacturing facility planned in Southwest Montana, the federal bill to add protections to more than 370 miles of rivers in the state and primary election results.

It's Monday, April 25th. The state investigates cases of the bird flu, the Office of the Public Defender raises pay in an attempt to address staffing shortages and as domestic violence rates increase, Missoula County adopts a first-of-its kind policy in Montana to respond to assaults.

It's Tuesday, April 26th. The state's attorney general joins 15 other states in calling on President Joe Biden to reinstate a permit for the Keystone XL crude oil pipeline and the federal report on the growth of Montana's economy.

It’s Tuesday, October 11. Today, enrollment at Montana State University Billings dips, a judge rules two laws that impact the Colstrip coal-fired power plant unconstitutional, and a Missoula bridge is renamed in honor of a Salish tribal leader and his descendants.

It’s Monday, October 10. Today, Marijuana is selling big in Montana, smoke from a prescribed burn will be visible around the Flathead Valley, and today is Indigenous People’s Day.

It’s Wednesday, October 12th. Today, the U.S. Forest Service gets sued by its own employees, some counties in Southeastern Montana lift fire restrictions, and Bozeman makes Indigenous Peoples’ Day a city holiday.