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Over the weekend the Gallatin County Sheriff's Office responded to a report of shots being fired north of West Yellowstone.

Monday night, the Bozeman School Board opted to begin the school year with students in class only two days a week because of the coronavirus.

After postponing discussions on efforts to ease crowding on the Madison River, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is now announcing an August 13th meeting.

Buried in the news of the first US Senate debate over the weekend, was another piece of big news: the National Rifle Association (NRA) apparently gave liberal Gov. Steve Bullock (D-MT) an "F" rating.

Let's be honest. We all like to watch the Cats and the Griz play, but this time, both coaches got "played." And now the Big Sky Conference is reportedly canceling the Fall college football season altogether.

Last week we told you about the most underused veterans benefit in Montana, according to the VA. This week, a feature shared by the Military Times caught my eye. It's a list showing several companies who specifically want to hire veterans.

This rally comes on the heels of Bozeman School District Superintendent Bob Connors releasing his recommendation earlier this week proposing a fully blended model for school this fall.

"Convalescent plasma, a blood product from COVID-19 recovered patients, is being used as a way to treat and potentially help patients with active infection. If you are interested in being a donor, please follow the link below and help fight COVID-19."

Is this legal? That was a question asked by one of our radio show listeners. So I reached out to the guy many of us would consider Montana's privacy expert- State Rep. Daniel Zolnikov (R-Billings).

"Yellowstone" casting directors are holding an online open casting call for those interesting in working on Season 4 of the series.