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For Giving Tuesday we are encouraging folks to support some of your favorite local charitable or service organizations. We are going to be showing some extra love on the radio to our friends at the Bozeman-based Warriors & Quiet Waters.

We dropped in for a visit Monday morning and caught up with Desmond's owner Nick Blake who grew up on the Hi Line in a small town called Rudyard. He tells me the company first got its start in 1863. He started the store in Billings 33 years ago.

Check out that bracket- we could have another Cat Griz football game here in Montana next month. And since The University of Montana Grizzlies came out on top on Saturday, Missoula would get to host the potential playoff matchup.

If you're a Montanan who loves coffee...and I mean GOOD coffee...you need one of these. It's a hardcore durable French Press coffee thermos, and it's massive.

A popular Flathead Valley, Montana cafe is now home to a robot that helps deliver the food. "Rosey the Robot" is giving wait staff a helpful hand at The Nite Owl in Columbia Falls.

What is happening with all of these shootings in Billings and in Yellowstone County, Montana? Yet another round of shootings over the weekend in the Billings area, including a shootout with a Yellowstone County Sheriff's Deputy. We asked Sheriff Mike Linder.

A Montana woman not only wrote a book about her experiences as a soldier in Iraq, she also started a podcast that is helping other female veterans open up about their experiences.

Check out this incredible sub-15 run by a Bozeman High cross country runner at the Nike Cross Country Regionals in Boise, Idaho.

The former English teacher spoke directly to the middle school kids about the importance of language. "Words matter. Words can start wars. Words can end wars. Words can end families."

A doubling of demand for US beef. Another 69 million bushels of US wheat. Plus, here's what the Montana Farm Bureau is debating at this week's convention.

Great news for our fellow veterans here in Montana, and especially our military retiree friends- you will now see 50% of your military pension EXEMPT from Montana state income taxes.

US wheat overtakes rice in Taiwan? That and other highlights as Montana rancher Turk Stovall, just back from a trade mission to Taiwan with Montana's Governor, joined us in our radio studios Monday morning.