Noon Sports Update 03/13/24

US Attorney Jesse Laslovich and his team recently got two convictions against meth traffickers affecting Hill County, in this episode Laslovich talks about which groups are being targeted the most and why.

We wrap up the end of the season by going into how the state tournament experience was and broke down Coach Seymour's first year as the head coach of the program

The Salvation Army's RISP program is designed to help those struggling with addiction to get integrated back into society, and Executive Director Trina Crawford told us of an opportunity for the program to secure 20,000 dollars, with help from the community.

Donation Link: havre.salvationarmy.org/havre_service_center

Our season-ending wrap consists of thoughts on the 2023-24 MSU-Northern Lights basketball season, highlighting individuals who made All-Conference, and looking ahead to what the future has in store for this basketball program.

Updates on All-State Class 'C' Basketball and the 2024 H.I.T

Paul Rasmussen is the chair of the Montana Seed Show Committee, New Media Broadcasters caught up with him to find out how this years 74th annual Montana Seed Show went compared to previous years.

The 2023-24 Box Elder Bears boys' basketball team won the state championship Saturday night over Manhattan Christian. We go behind the scenes with junior forward Matthias Blackbird on his go-ahead layup to seal the game and junior guard Tracen Jilot on his out-of-this-world performances on this run to an undefeated 26-0 season and wrap it all up by asking coach MacDonald what this run meant to him by winning a third state championship at his position.

Rylee Sommers-Flanagan is a co founder of Upper Seven Law, and in this episode she explains the concept of justiciability as it pertains to the legal proceedings that took place surrounding Senate Bill 442

Montana At Noon 03/08/24