Gina Icenoggle the public information officer for Glacier National Park talks about the 2023 Mount Brown Hawk Watch. She also explains what people can do during the event, how the program started, why this program is so important, and how to register for the hawk watch.

Sgt. JayNelson the public information and special operations officer with Montana State Patrol talks about the several open job positions in Montana Highway Patrol. He also talks about what the responsibilities of the officers are, how the Montana Highway Patrol is short staffed, explains why its so hard to hire new troopers, and talks about how people can help without joining the Montana highway patrol.

Alissa Hewit the Executive director of Paws of Chinook talks about the adoption event being held October 7th. She also talked about what inspired the event, how hard it was to find homes for the animals, how fostering works, and what the money from the adoptions was being put toward.

Montana At Noon 10/04/23

Noon Sports Update 10/04/23

Beth Druodoye Dena of the College of Arts, Sciences, and Education and Jack Dieger Professor of Criminal Justice talk about the new agreement Montana State University-Northern signed with Stone Child College. They also talk about what the agreement will do, how the partnership began, and if they have any other partnerships planned in the future.

Mark Vitaris who is holding an author’s signing in Chinooks Blaine County Museum talks about his book. He also talks about what kind of narratives the book has, what his inspiration for the book was and if he is working on a new book.

Montana At Noon 10/03/23

Noon Sports Update 10/03/23

We look back on Havre High's run at the state tournament in Sidney and recap the season that was for the Blue Pony boys and girls golfers.