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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 Friday, December 11th. ABC's new drama "Big Sky" faces more backlash, efforts to support people experiencing homelessness across the state and how one business owner navigated a complicated tourism

It's Wednesday, December 22nd. Montana sees some of the highest growth rates in the country, COVID-19 related hospitalizations on the decline and a candlelight vigil for those who have died while homeless.

It's Wednesday, September 1st. The state's changing economy, incentives in Big Sky to encourage homeowners to rent to locals and what the Governor's newly announced rule on masking will mean for Montana schools.

Assaults against homeless people increasing in Montana, more affordable childcare expected in July, and a new license to visit fishing access sites, wildlife management areas and more state lands required for all.

Some Montana schools failing to report lead in the drinking water, drought causing disaster declarations in the state, and the beating death of a homeless man has other unsheltered people searching for safety.

Supporters of charter schools file lawsuits, property tax rebate procrastinators approach a deadline, and MSU Bozeman prepares for homecoming weekend.

Bozeman headed for a lawsuit over homeless camps, the governor and Yellowstone Park officials butt heads over bison, and fat bears break into social media fame.

Those who died while experiencing homelessness are remembered today, the state announces where money for mental health will go first, and what not to put in the recycling bin after holiday cleanup.

Economists work to figure out why Montana’s booming economy is slowing down, volunteers set out to count the state’s homeless population, and a big project revealed to replace four hundred nuclear missiles in Montana.