The Worm

It's Friday, September 20th. Today we have stories about haircuts for veterans, the student climate strike and how to build homes to protect them from wildfires.

It's Thursday, September 19th. Today we have stories about Laps 4 Life in Billings and revamped bussing services outside of Glacier National Park.

It's Wednesday, September 18th. Today we have stories about snow, gun violence legislation and a tour of the Hahn Ranch.

It's Tuesday, September 17th. Today we have stories about ZooMontana, a documentary debuting this fall about missing and murdered indigenous women and Roller Derby.

It's Monday, September 16th. Today we have stories about the results of Montana's college-readiness test for high school juniors and the Crow Legislature's bill that would introduce alcohol on the Tribe's Reservation.

It's Friday the 13th of September. Today we have stories about where Governor Steve Bullock was during the Democratic Debates, the Little Shell Tribe and a look back on the career of Teresa Erickson with the Northern Plains Resource Council.

It's Thursday, September 12th. Today we have stories about lead, the PAX Good Behavior Game and an update on Montana's budget.

It's Wednesday, September 11th. Today we have stories on vaping, feral hogs and guns in Walmart.

It's Tuesday, September 10th. Today we have stories about a live shooter training in Billings, fish kill along th ebanks of the Upper Clark Fork River and breeding barley for the craft beer boom.

It's Monday, September 9th. Today we have national park updates and a story about Chronic Wasting Disease.

It's Friday, September 6th. Today we have stories about whooping cough, Last Best Outdoors Fest and the Northern Cheyenne Nation's new solar farm.

It's Thursday, September 5th. Today we have a couple stories about health care and a look into preschool funding.

It's Wednesday, September 4th. Today we have stories about a new business coming to Kalispell that intends to hire up to 100 people, wage growth and an interview with Eric Dietrich of Montana Free Press about the correlation between job growth and if people were born in the state.

It's Tuesday, Spetember 3rd. Today we have stories about the Yankee Doodle Trailings site in Butte, fire updates and the Boy Scouts of America.

It's Friday, August 30th. Today we're doubling down on stories with reports about two different diseases, two different fires and two different democrats. We wrap up this week of reporting with an update on the missing and murder indigenous people conference.

It's Thursday, August 29th. Today we have stories about a dark money lawsuit, Bozeman's newest affordable housing project and an interview with Democratic canidate for Montana Secretary of State, Bryce Bennett.

It's Wednesday, August 28th. Today we have stories about Spring Creek Mine, the missing and murdered indigenous people conferance and an interview with Republican canidate for Montana Secretary of State, Scott Sales.

It's Tuesday, August 27th. Today we have stories about a new touch-screen voting system and wild Bison relocation.

It's Monday, August 26th. Today we have stories about new regulations for private therapeutic homes, the Keystone XL pipeline and radioactive waste.

It's Friday, August 23rd. Today we have stories about Montana State University Billings, Governor Steve Bullock and Flathead Lake. We have extra reporting for you today, ending this extra-long episode of The Worm with an interview from the former communications director for Hillary Clinton, Jennifer Palmieri and an interview with the parents of Jeremy Bullock, the namesake of the Safe Schools Summit in Butte.