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It's Wednesday, November 25th. Critics on why ABC's new TV show "Big Sky" misses the mark, what we know about vaccine distribution plans and nurses urge Montanans to stay home for the next few weeks.

It's Tuesday, November 24th. Efforts to boost medical staff as coronavirus cases continue to rise, Missoula passes the state's first flavored vaping product ban and why some groups say the U.S. Department of Interior is trying to rewrite the Great American Outdoors Act to undermine a popular federal program.

It's Monday, November 22nd. Updates on coronavirus as the state announces more than 1,000 cases every day for nearly a week and forest managers address a backlog of controlled burns postponed this past spring due to COVID-19 concerns.

It's Friday, November 20th. Updated coronavirus health order, revenue forecasts help shape the 2021 state budget and as the U.S. Supreme Court considers whether to strike down the Affordable Care Act, many Montanans' health care coverage hangs in limbo.

It's Wednesday, November 18th. Governor Steve Bullock extends COVID-19 restrictions, why people are asking the state to reject the application for construction of the Keystone XL crude oil pipeline and lawmakers meet to pick political party leaders.

It's Tuesday, November 17th. Government payments to Montana farmers and ranchers, Governor-elect Greg Gianforte announces transition advisory team members and temporary shelter for people experiencing homelessness in Billings.

It's Monday, November 16th. The Blackfeet Tribe memorializes those who have died due to COVID-19, Governor-elect Greg Gianforte's natural resource advisory team and a conversation with Senator Jon Tester about why Democrats are losing ground in the west.

It's Friday, November 13th. Why recipients of the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program are being asked to return payments, staffing shortages at Bozeman Deaconess Hospital and more updates on COVID-19 cases.

It's Thursday, November 12th. Updates on coronavirus as cases continue to surge across the state, veterans reflect on 2020 and a day in the life of Montana's 2021 Teacher of the Year, who teaches at a one room schoolhouse in Beaverhead County.

It's Tuesday, November 10th. Funding for wildlife management, updates on coronavirus and why Montana's Republican U.S. senator says the presidential election isn't settled.

It's Monday, November 9th. A lawsuit against and irrigation project in northwest Montana alleges harm to threatened bull trout, Montanans react to media outlets calling the presidential race for Joe Biden and housing assistance.

It's Friday, November 6th. Wildfires ignited during recent windy weather, governor-elect Greg Gianforte picks the man who will lead his transition into the governor's office and the suspension of the Fort Peck Tribal Chairman.

It's Thursday, November 5th. Updates on coronavirus, an analysis of this week's election and what the passage of an initiative to legalize recreational marijuana means for the state.

It's Wednesday, November 4th. Election results as Republicans in the state win big after election day, voters pass recreational marijuana initiatives and what the polls looked like yesterday.

It's Tuesday, November 3rd. Updates on coronavirus, record breaking voting turnout and absentee ballots begin to be counted.

It's Monday, November 2nd. Women candidates for this year's election, an analysis of record breaking campaign spending in the race for the U.S. Senate and a conversation about how the coronavirus pandemic is effecting Montana right now.

It's Friday, October 30th. Addressing the shortage of health care workers along the Hi-line and in eastern Montana, poll workers adapt during this year's elections and efforts to keep the spirit of Halloween alive during a pandemic.

It's Thursday, October 29th. Ballots begin to be prepped for counting, land management plans and a look back at this year's wildfire season.

It's Wednesday, October 28th. Absentee ballot returns, growing tension in Flathead County over COVID-19 related public health restrictions and a discussion about what elections for the body that regulates electric utilities means for Montana's energy portfolio.