Aaron Flint

A night of honor and tradition unfolded as rodeo lovers gathered to witness some of the best in the business being recognized.

There's going to be a lot of late, breaking information and other interest developments throughout election day and on through the next morning...so I'm going to try and keep this as a running thread over the next 24 hours or so.

Here are several photos that I took, along with photos taken by Getty Images from the rally featuring President Donald Trump, Navy SEAL Veteran Tim Sheehy, and more at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse in Bozeman, Montana.

We'll be LIVE from Lewistown with an open mics radio show Tuesday morning, but first we have a couple events in Great Falls Monday. After the radio show Tuesday we'll have a couple more events in Lewistown too.

My flight with the Blue Angels, illegal aliens and the drug cartels in Montana, Montana's "Villain of the Week," plus- the radical transgender lawmaker who cheered on the "transurrection" and more...here's my top 23 Montana stories for 2023.

This is kind of a cool coincidence. Our Billings radio station is hosting the big "St. Patty's Pub Golf Classic" this Saturday. The party kicks off at The Den in Billings. Right around the corner from The Den, former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke will be enjoying an indoor golf event with Yellowstone County Republicans.

Evelyn Pyburn with The Big Sky Business Journal and I were chatting about this earlier in the week. It really sounds like a win-win. High school students here in Montana can get college credits while still in high school, and they save time and money down the road.

We also asked Dr. Sears if the media is over-hyping the virus and creating a panic. Plus, should you attend big sporting events like the state basketball tournaments here in Montana? Check out his response, and the audio of our full conversation by clicking below:

Is Vladimir Putin playing chicken with American shale oil producers? That certainly appears to be the case. I spoke with Heritage Foundation policy expert Nick Loris. Here's the full audio of our conversation:

The Knodel brothers, Sam and Jeff, first started bottling their sweet BBQ sauce in 2014, but Sam tells us it has likely been in use since the early 1960's at Eugene's. Now, the Knodel brothers a launching a whole new line of their "Sam & Jeff" Montana BBQ sauce.