Havre residents flush out ways to keep water quality drinkable, Montana gains national support for a plan to reduce wildlife and vehicle collisions, and a big Montana marathon will make for a crowded city this weekend.

Thousands of acres temporarily reserved for prairie conservation, some residents get a property tax refund, and why it is especially important to keep an eye on kids during extreme heat.

Help to protect rural hospitals from cyber attacks announced, signatures gathered to protect abortion access but it may not be a done deal, and a medicine wheel now tops a popular hiking spot in Bozeman.

Montana joins a multi state plan to manage grizzly bears, a major effort begins to detect pesticides in the state's rivers, and the wait for a new book is over for Longmire fans.

A big project for Yellowstone National park revealed to the public, lawmakers consider ways to raise teacher pay, and a new dinosaur species found in Montana unveiled today for the first time.

The failure of two steel pipes is causing local flooding and concern over drinking water for thousands of Montanans, the DEQ hits the pause button on water quality standards, and don’t touch young, wild, animals… a warning from wildlife experts.

A breach in a century old canal causes major flooding and damage, federal jobs open up in Montana that address climate change, and feeding kids in rural areas during the summer proves to be a big project.

The completion of a road in the middle of Bozeman sparks concern from some residents, a second round of asphalt cleanup in the Yellowstone River begins today, and Montana hospitals get help with cybersecurity.

A new report predicts how Montana’s legislature will shape up during the general election, the state health department investigates illness caused by a psychedelic mushroom product, and a special report on the bird known world-wide that’s been making Montana home for 20 years.

Backers of two constitutional initiatives claim to have enough signatures to be on Montana’s November ballot, Missoula restricts where unhoused people can live, and this year’s fire season brings some unusual conditions.