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It's Tuesday, September 22nd. Funding to bolster mental health services, efforts to restore passenger rail service in the state and the debate between candidates for Attorney General.

It's Wednesday, September 23rd. The fire outlook, updates on coronavirus and the legal battle surrounding all-ail ballot voting this November.

It's Tuesday, September 29th. Efforts to encourage people to wear a face covering, broadband internet access for tribal nations and the debate between Montana's candidates running for the U.S. Senate.

It's Wednesday, September 30th. Telemedicine during the pandemic, efforts to boost census response rates and an expert's advice on the future of forest management.

It's Wednesday, October 20th. The plans to clean up Colstrip power plant's two retired units, public health officers face push-back and concerns about gerrymandering as the state gets divided into two congressional districts.

It's Friday, October 22nd. Officials in charge of drawing the state's new political boundaries still disagree on how to split the state, coal production increases and winter's chill is fast approaching.

It's Wednesday, October 27th. The deadline to mail absentee ballots, a preliminary report on the Amtrak train derailment in Northwest Montana and the investigation into whether the state Attorney General overstepped his authority.

It's Monday, October 25th. A Montanan tapped to lead the federal Fish and Wildlife Service, the Rocky Boy Reservation welcomes 11 bison and the Blackfeet Nation's late chief, Earl Old Person, laid to rest.

It's Tuesday, October 26th. An investigation into whether the state Attorney General overstepped his authority and we check in with a middle school band teacher in Gallatin county to see how his class has changed due to the pandemic.

It's Thursday, October 21st. Clean up at an aluminum smelter outside Columbia Falls, a possible reduction to milk production quotas and why oxygen concentrators are suddenly in short supply in Helena.