Good morning, Helena.

American Legion volunteers have maintained more than 2,500 white crash memorials along Montana highways for over 70 years to honor lives lost and promote safe driving.

The program's 118 local posts continue today to track fatalities and place new markers — a clear reminder for cautious driving — as needed.

Budweiser Clydesdales visited East Helena, Townsend, and downtown this week, letting residents see the historic horses (dating back to 1933) and receive beer deliveries at local bars.

They will continue to tour stops in Bozeman and Belgrade.

Carroll College inaugurated Dr. Jennifer Glowienka as its 20th president today in Helena, making her the first woman to hold the role and pledging to build on her 23-year service to support the college community.

On Tuesday, Central Elementary School presented the Klint Fisher Memorial to honor the local architect who designed the school and other Helena schools.

The event recognized his lasting impact on community education.

Today, smoke from a prescribed burn in Grizzly Gulch rose over Helena as crews manage a project to burn over 500 acres.

Forest Service officials & private landowners coordinated this effort to reduce wildfire risks and protect local forest health.

ExxonMobil sues Montana Department of Transportation for not paying cleanup costs at the former Yale Oil refinery property (southwest of MetraPark near the Yellowstone River and commercial areas).

High Peak K9, based in Helena, offers a guide on proper trail etiquette for dog owners.

Owner Carissa Karch explains tips + guidelines for safe and respectful Montana adventures.

Helena's Spring Art Walk

Helena's Spring Art Walk: Visit 100+ artists in-person, on display at more than 40 business hosts from 4 - 8pm. Start by picking up your map at Omerta Arts to win prizes, see two great new exhibitions, real artist studios, live music, BBQ + ice cream, then shuttle to the library and wander back (800 Front St.)