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Update Just Before 10P Sunday Night From SD2: "After consulting with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), we have decided to call tomorrow, February 3rd, a snow day. There will be no school or school-related activities...

How bad is the wide open southern border? So bad that the cartel fueled invasion of drugs is now leading to lifesaving tools being installed in Montana schools.

A LEGO wall? Alright. You got my attention. Check out what this 8th grader is doing at Lewis & Clark Middle School in Billings. Here's how you can help her.

She had to fight just to attend her senior year of high school and graduate with her friends, but the good people of Montana had her back. Her battle with the Billings School Board ended up getting national attention on Fox News and elsewhere. Now, Emily Pennington is excited to graduate from West High.

Remember how they got attacked because we described them as "two women of faith?"

Flint: Andrea and Brooke are two women of faith who will look out for the best interests of your kids and your teachers.

Does your child face obstacles for safely walking or biking to school? Here's your chance to let the City know.

Katie Backer is a World and US History teacher at the Career Center in Billings, Montana. She said she found this note on her desk from one of her "darling" students on Wednesday.

Great news for kids who go to the Elder Grove schools in Billings- face masks are no longer required. East Helena made the same move for their kids.

Just before we wrapped up our conversation with School District 2 Superintendent Greg Upham in Billings, I figured I better ask him a couple more quick questions. Will there be a prom, and will there be a graduation this year? Graduation yes. Prom no.

They'll get to see their kids walk across that stage and be handed their diplomas. Parents in Billings, Montana are celebrating the news that graduation ceremonies will now move forward at the Metra arena in Billings. This, as parents elsewhere across the state are wondering why they can't do the same for their 2020 high school seniors.