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It’s Thursday, August 18. Today, Montana towns Libby and Troy hit a cleanup milestone, wind farms threaten golden eagles, and Missoula celebrates its longtime mayor who died this week.

It’s Friday, September 2. Today, Montana’s wildfire risk is high heading into the holiday weekend, the Montana Office of Public Defender has a new boss, and the state could have its first new copper mine in almost 20 years.

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 Wednesday, September 7. Today, an e-cigarette maker coughs up cash, the weather is hot and it’s dry, and Little Bighorn College gets a federal grant for its cultural center.

It’s Thursday, September 8. Today, hot weather triggers elevated fire danger at area national parks, Riverstone Health selects a new boss, and star-watching parties return to Glacier National Park.

It’s Friday, September 9. Today, unemployment in Montana is down and job growth is at record levels, a creek and meadow in Flathead County have a new name, and climate change threatens the state’s cold-water trout habitat.

It’s Thursday, September 1. Today, Yellowstone National Park slowly reopens more roads, the University of North Dakota returns Native American artifacts and human remains to tribes and new COVID-19 boosters come to Montana.

It's Wednesday, Aug. 31. Today, a tree-killing fungus abounds in northwest Montana, Missoula begins the process of replacing its late mayor, and 3D printing comes online in the state.

It’s Monday, August 29th. Today is the deadline to apply for FEMA flood assistance, new wolf quotas go into effect, and an Indigenous opera singer sings a song for Yellowstone National Park. Today is the deadline for residents in four Montana counties hit hardest by this spring’s floods to apply for individual federal emergency assistance. Carbon, Park, Stillwater, and Yellowstone counties are eligible for funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

It’s Friday, August 26. Today, we have stories about election laws, college enrollment in Billings, proposed vaccine exemptions and more.