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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.

It's Monday, July 11th. COVID cases on the rise, a state lawmaker participates in a round table discussion on abortion access with Vice President Kamala Harris and why some child care providers receiving state aid are frustrated by the grant program.

It’s Friday, July 29th. Today, conservation groups sue the state over a mine expansion, farmers brace for a tough grain market, and bison graze on public land.

It’s Monday, August 1st. Today, Yellowstone National Park begins to reopen, scorching temperatures continue and another case of bird flu is discovered.

It’s Thursday, July 28th. Today, a Wyoming judge blocks the state’s abortion ban, a bill to expand military benefits to veterans fails to advance, and Montana gains new jobs.

It's Wednesday, July 6th. Flooding in downtown Helena, how biologists are tracking a fungal disease that wiped out most of the bats in a north central Montana cave and why researchers are training dogs to sniff out Chronic Wasting Disease.

It's Tuesday, July 5th. Funds for schools to address lead in drinking water, a warming center in Bozeman open year round for the first time and kids in Billings learn what it takes to be a zookeeper.

It’s Wednesday, July 27th. Today in Montana, it’s hot - and getting hotter, the state Attorney General sues the Biden Administration over LGBTQ youth and Ukrainian refugees settle in northwest Montana.

It’s Thursday, July 14. Democrats have a plan for the state’s budget surplus, Montana prepares for a new suicide lifeline number, and wildlife experts work on their people skills.