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  • It's Tuesday, Nov. 15. Many Montanans are skipping a health screening that could save lives, the "America the Beautiful Challenge" sends millions of dollars Montana's way, and the Cats-Griz matchup is in the national spotlight.
  • It's Monday, November 14. Montana residents could be getting a tax break, tiny homes are big news in Billings and Montana grizzly bears are on the move to Washington.
  • It’s Monday, September 26. Today, in-person voting for the midterm elections begins, Montana’s largest utility gets serious about wildfire mitigation, and, brace yourselves, it’s going to be a rough flu season.
  • It’s Friday, Sept. 23. Utility regulators put themselves on an improvement plan, the avian flu is on the upswing again, and the number of veteran suicides in Montana is high – and it might be undercounted.
  • It’s Tuesday, September 27. Today, Canada removes its COVID-19 border measures, good news for Montana jobs, and Glacier National Park will end commercial flights over the park by the end of the decade.
  • It’s Wednesday, September 28. Today, a tribal college invests in renewable energy workforce development, state forestry managers plan nearly 200 acres of prescribed burns, and Yellowstone National Park lowers its fire danger.
  • It’s Tuesday, October 4th. Today, a derailed freight train in Montana, eastern Montana's U.S. House district race heats up, and Yellowstone National Park’s fire danger drops.
  • It's Wednesday, October 5. Today, children sue the state over climate change, facial recognition technology comes to public schools, and a health system in Gallatin County updates its abortion policy.
  • It’s Thursday, Sept. 29. Today, police in Great Falls shot and killed a person fleeing law enforcement, Montana National Guard members head to Florida to help with Hurricane Ian, and some 600 acres near Yellowstone National Park will be protected from development.
  • It’s Friday, September 30. Today, high-speed internet comes to rural parts of south-central Montana, Yellowstone County confirms its first flu case, and Montana State University observes American Indian Heritage Day.
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