Montana At Noon, Friday 03/20/26

Montana at Noon delivers a comprehensive update on local and state news for North Central Montana on Friday, March 20, 2026. The episode begins with a weather forecast highlighting strong winds, fluctuating temperatures, and scattered chances of rain and snow through the coming week. The segment covers key developments including the Hill County Zoning Board of Adjustments seeking two new members, the successful graduation of the first class from Northern Montana HealthCare’s Medical Assistant Apprenticeship Program, and Haver Public Schools’ continued strong performance in their accreditation review. Statewide, the Montana Secretary of State’s office has finalized ballot certifications for the June 2nd primary election, with 380 candidates filed. A Billings man was sentenced to 46 months in prison for illegal firearm possession following a domestic violence incident. Infrastructure updates include a construction project at the Gray Bear Fishing Access Site on the Yellowstone River, which will temporarily restrict boat ramp access. Governor Greg Gianforte is also seeking public input on a judicial vacancy in the 6th District. The episode closes with a repeat of the weather forecast and a reminder to tune in via HighlineToday.com.