A plea to the governor to stop Montana children from losing Medicaid, a prayer for snow as resorts face income losses, and a look Montana's new drought plan.

Those treating opioid addiction want the state to show them the money, bird watching is looking up during the annual bird count, and a new menu and staff settles in at an old, familiar Billings restaurant.

Money to help at risk youth increasing, testing for “forever chemicals” happening near Crow Agency, and a plan expanding to help gain and retain teachers in Montana.

Feedlots under fire for contaminating waterways, teachers vote down their latest contract proposal, and nothing says Christmas like a fancy commode

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.

The state again challenged over its definition of sex, a thousand gallons of diesel fuel flies from a train near Glacier Park, and the Polar Express makes a stop at the Northern Hotel.

Flights added from Montana to Texas after a big win by the UM Grizzlies, wildlife managers share how they are adapting to new rules for grizzly bears and wolves, and Montana has lost one of its most popular historians.

An urgent effort to protect land from development in the Gallatin Valley is underway, water quality in the Big Hole is a big concern, and MSU Billings going to the dogs for stress relief.

The state’s Director of Commerce resigns over accusations of money mismanagement, vetting continues for Montanans Medicaid eligibility, and what delisting grizzly bears looks like for wildlife managers.

Big game hunting and possible grizzly delisting top priorities for wildlife officials, what you need to know about winter in Yellowstone, and starting controlled fires a possible key to saving imperiled ecosystems.