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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.

It’s Monday, October 3. Today, a train derails in southeast Montana, a Yellowstone County District Court judge strikes down three laws regulating Montana elections, and an Indian Community celebrates its swift fox recovery program.

On today’s episode, we have stories about a resolution to a rail strike, an electric utility’s restructuring and more.

On today’s episode, we have stories about wildfire season perceptions, NorthWestern Energy and more.