A look at day one of a ground breaking trial in Helena, a canceled trans event in Butte finds a new location and day, and drones in the sky help birds on the ground.

News on a bill to improve Montana’s child welfare system, students get their day in court today - a first in the nation, and a student podcast makes waves over water conservation.

On today’s episode, we have stories about a coding camp for girls, the state’s response to trout declines and more.

The governor and secretary of state face new lawsuits, a long-closed Canada border crossing reopens, and can fishing restrictions help the declining trout population?

Floating the idea of tougher restrictions for air quality, chasing down pickleball clinics for veterans and fishing to help with PTSD is the topic of a movie filmed and premiering in Montana.

A year after historic flooding near Yellowstone Park residents wait for affordable housing, a month after the legislature adjourned dozens of bills still sit on the governor’s desk, and the most common summer ailment for kids is one you’ve probably never heard of.

Behavioral health providers wait for an approved pay increase, mining claims make way for recreation and a bison get a designated walking trail.

A trans history event canceled in Butte, lawsuits scheduled over coal mining, and thousands of Montanans could be left without health insurance coverage.

Montana says no to a free nutrition program for kids, a Hawaii resident says "guilty" to disturbing wildlife in Yellowstone, and how fish populations are fairing after flooding.

The state’s first official repatriation coordinator is on the job, a new medical school opens this summer in Montana, and how you can track the path of prehistoric creatures in the state.