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A former Wyoming senator receives a top honor, the Montana Folk Festival returns to Butte, and Red Lodge restaurants say they’re open for business.

It's Monday, July 18. Today — kids sue for climate action; monkeypox continues to spread, just not in Montana (yet); and Indigenous businesses and artists showcase their work.

Today, state hospital workers are leaving, a new suicide prevention number is a lifeline for veterans, and Republicans lay out their priorities for 2023.

It’s Friday, July 15. Tourists are keeping gas prices high in Montana, the Big Sky State Games begin, and a poetry project gives south Billings a boost.

It’s Wednesday, August 10th. Today, the Montana Supreme Court upholds a block on three new laws that restrict access to abortion, Gallatin County voters will see a mill levy on their November ballots, and folks in flood-ravaged Gardiner tell their stories.

It's Tuesday, Aug. 9. Candidates for Montana's western congressional district square off, mountain lion activity spikes, and Bozeman grapples with the growing issue of homelessness.

It’s Thursday, August 11. Today, abortion stays legal in Wyoming - for now, a member of the Blackfeet Nation is picked for a federal advisory committee and Great Falls glows up.

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.