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  • It's Thursday, August 4. Today we have stories about a fire raging in northwestern Montana, a nursing home closure and more.
  • It's Wednesday, August 3. The U.S. Senate passed a bill to expand benefits to millions of veterans, one of Bozeman's largest employers announces major layoffs, and a parasite is giving wild swimmers itchy rashes.
  • It’s Friday, August 5th. Today, a Montana man gets sentenced for his role in the January 6 insurrection, a crisis lifeline sees calls spike and fires continue to burn as temperatures remain high.
  • It’s Friday, August 12. Today, fire restrictions are called for western Montana, monkeypox vaccines arrive in Montana, and Native musicians and artists from around the country kick off the Billings Symphony’s 2022-23 season.
  • It’s Monday, Aug. 15. Crews work to contain a fire near the Pryor Mountains; a guiding company finds a silver lining to a drop in Yellowstone visitors; and older Montanans are feeling the squeeze of inflation.
  • It’s Monday, August 8th. Today, monkeypox arrives in Montana, the State Supreme Court rules against parents who argued school mask mandates infringed on their constitutional rights, and fires continue to burn across the state.
  • It’s Thursday, October 20th. Today, a record number of people are registered to vote in Montana, attorneys general from nineteen states launch an investigation into six major banks over their investing practices, and new street murals in Bozeman celebrate the city’s LGBTQ+ community.
  • It’s Tuesday, October 18. Today, a federal judge rules in favor of bison, Montana gets a new wildlife management area, and winter is just around the corner.
  • On today’s episode, we have stories about medical organizations protesting what they call misleading information in Montana’s voter guide, syphilis in the state and more.
  • It’s Friday, October 21st. Today, ExxonMobil sells its Billings refinery, in-person visits to the State Prison are suspended, and The Little Big Horn College Library unveils a new digital archive of Crow tribal history.
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