BLM releases final updates for sage grouse protection plan; Federal grant will help Great Falls College’s new veterinary technician program; Regulators say marijuana prices have dropped since legalization in 2022.

Every year, pumpkins of all shapes, sizes, and colors, along with arrays of decorative squash, adorn our homes to welcome fall. Montana Public Radio's Ellis Juhlin sat down with Austin Amestoy to discuss alternatives to throwing pumpkins in the trash.

A grizzly bear recently killed near Seeley Lake has fish and game officials urging recreationists to be particularly "bear aware" this time of year.

A homeless shelter in Kalispell has reopened its doors after the city shut it down earlier this year. A judge ruled that the shelter can operate while the court case over the city’s actions plays out.

A Lewis and Clark District Court judge says he’ll likely decide in the coming days whether to block regulations on abortion providers passed by the last state Legislature.

Glacier National Park says it will test a “timed entry” system for popular areas of the park. Those who get vehicle reservations will be assigned a time block that they can enter but can stay in the park as long as they like.

While Republicans won big this election, Montana Democrats gained some ground in the state Legislature and knocked out the GOP’s supermajority. That was expected under new districts in use for the first time.

Mold Wranglers claimed to have mitigated lead paint at a Fort Harrison veterans housing complex, but did not do the work.

Montanans have voted to enshrine abortion access in the state’s Constitution.

Within the past few days firefighters have responded to three small wildfires in western Montana.