If you missed our special Halloween edition of Montana's Morning News, here is Part 1 of the overnight ghost hunt in Deer Lodge at the Old Montana State Prison. 

We check in with our friends at St. Peter's Health, learning some information about Breast Cancer Awareness Month to start off. We close by chatting with CEO Wade Johnson about an innovative new project 

Big Hearts Under the Big Sky recently sent some of Montana's heroes on an incredible hunting trip. Hear from them about that trip, about their service, and about the organization's mission. 

Hear about how equine therapy is being used along with other methods at Intermountain

Montana Supporting Military is once again gathering items to send to our state's troops deployed across the globe. Find out how you can help them in their mission!

Maestro Allan R. Scott swings into the studio to share all we need to know about this weekend's performance by the Helena Symphony. 

Cathy Burwell, the President and CEO of the Helena Area Chamber of Commerce, fills us in on the business news in the Capital City

We check in with our monthly update from the Lewis and Clark County Commission

We check in with Helena Public Schools Superintendent Rex Weltz, finding out what the COVID situation is and hitting on some news concerning the bus and bus routes. 

We sit down to recount the last year on the job for our city manager, Rachel Harlow-Schalk, and look ahead at the future of the city.