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On today's episode, we have stories about a study that looks at transitioning coal-fired power plants to nuclear energy, a new branch of Billings Clinic opening in Bozeman and more.

It’s Monday, September 12. Today, hundreds of acres in Philips County are protected from further mining, the Biden administration reinstates a drilling lease near the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, and transgender people in Montana can no longer change the gender marker on their birth certificate.

On today’s episode, we have stories about a rail strike, a fire in Livingston and the impacts of a disease deadly to hibernating bats.

It's Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2022 — Election Day! Candidates for the Montana's eastern district report campaign finance numbers, more help could be available for flood-affect residents, and voters return their ballots for the midterm election — but they're slow to trickle in in Gallatin County;

It's Friday, Nov. 4. The state is expanding its air quality monitoring system, a Montana beauty pageant contestant loses her appeal in court, and Carbon County residents push to move flood recovery efforts ahead.

It's Monday, Nov. 7. Big Horn County and the Secretary of State's office make a polling place correction just in time for Election Day, Anaconda residents get an update on the cleanup of a superfund site, and a reminder to get your absentee ballot applications — and your absentee ballots! — in.

It's Thursday, Nov. 3. Wintery weather arrives in Montana, Gallatin County sees slow ballot returns, and the state had a quiet fire season this year — but don't expect the same in the years to come.

It’s Tuesday, Oct. 25. Conservation groups plan to sue to protect a Montana fish, a trial is underway over the state’s vaccine discrimination law, and voters start sending back their ballots.

It’s Wednesday, Oct. 26. More human-bear conflicts in southwest Montana, the owner of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle buys another publishing group, and detention centers get funding for behavioral health services.

It’s Friday, Oct. 28. A new partnership promotes hunting ethics, work continues on Bozeman’s tiny home village, and a Montana Libertarian candidate gets an outside – and unwanted – boost.