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The 80th annual Sturgis Rally kicked off today. If you can't make it in-person, catch the action virtually. Here are three live webcams streaming the event from downtown Sturgis.

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.

850 new cases of the novel coronavirus were reported in Yellowstone County last month, with more than 300 of those cases still active as of July 31.

MontanaFair has drastically scaled back events this year due to COVID-19. However, the fair has been extended to seventeen days instead of 10. It kicked off today (7/24) and runs through August 15th at MetraPark. They are offering various ticket packages at substantial savings.

Billings' newest outdoor gear retailer opened their doors today (7/24) and is now open from 10 to 6 daily.

Riverstone Health announced that they would now only be testing symptomatic individuals, instead of also allowing asymptomatic individuals to test. Yellowstone County isn't alone.

The Flying Legends of Victory Tour comes to Billings Logan International Airport when the B-25 Bomber "Maid in the Shade" arrives next Monday (July 27) for a week long stay

"The statewide face covering order is a public health directive. It is not a mandate for law enforcement to issue citations and arrest violators." The bottom line: law enforcement is telling Montana's governor that they cannot and will not enforce his mandatory mask order.

Now you have a great way to show your support for law enforcement in a very visible way. "406 Back the Blue" signs are now being offered up in Missoula, Helena, and Butte, according to the Mason Moore Foundation: