Fallen, Not Forgotten is holding a fundraising Ruck in several weeks, and we talk about the organization and just what you can do to participate and help. We also have a conversation about the upcoming debut of the Lewis and Clark County Ranch Rodeo.

Too many children die in this country every year after being left in hot cars. Pets, too, are too often left to wait while people run errands during the summer.

The city of Helena is starting a pilot program which will allow people to hitch a ride, for free, on a downtown trolley. And the annual Stuff the Bus campaign is underway once again, and it's an incredible opportunity to help families in our community.

There's always something happening in and around the Helena area, and Cathy Burwell fills us in on the latest.

Changes at the detention center are well underway and changes are potentially on the way for how we elect county representatives. Commissioner Susan Good-Geise swings by to chat about that and more.

City Manager Ana Cortez is about six months into the role. She stops by to chat about the move to Helena and some of the issues the Capital City finds itself facing.

It's time for the Last Chance Stampede and Fair: The Super Bowl for local and area 4-H'ers. A trio of those students swing by to fill us in on what their fair experience looks like.

We find out all about the upcoming Paddle Fest, and then have a conversation with Carrie Krepps, the newly named CEO of Florence Crittenton.

Attorney General Tim Fox checks in after his trip to the southern border, and then we chat with Congressional candidate Joe Dooling

Lanny Wock fills us in on the East Helena Rodeo and then we chat with Lewis and Clark County Sheriff/Coroner Leo Dutton.