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.

TikTok takes the state to task in the courtroom, a solid effort underway to update laws on hard rock mining, and Montana's current drought conditions a mixed bag.

Ears and eyes tuned to Montana today as the trial begins in the state’s TikTok ban, county leaders revolt against the increase in state property tax, and where and when you can see a rare ring-of-fire eclipse.

A law goes into effect against date rate drugs, new cleanup underway from a summer train derailment, and a technology program for Montana girls gets some unexpected support.

Former Congresswoman Liz Cheney makes her mark on Montana, how to keep extra hungry bears out of your home, and the one creature wildlife officials are hoping you do encounter.

State regulators face allegations of misuse of expenses and other issues, testing recommended before eating wild game, and a new exhibit of western art makes a rare private collection public.

St. Peter's Healthcare terminates a union consultant contract, parents threaten to sue a home for troubled children and a Native American woman honored in a film shown for free on Monday.

Montana Covid 19 cases hitting some higher marks than the rest of the country, ways to reduce the number of wildlife-vehicle collisions considered, and three Montana women make history, with Time on their side.

A Montana ski resort ordered to make changes before opening, timeless art brings attention to toxic waste, and brace yourself for a blast from your cell phone today.

Montana’s AG files an appeal on a landmark environmental case, the first class of inmates to complete a coding program celebrates, and students and researchers gets wet to save harlequin ducks.