Good morning, Billings.

After receiving a suspension notice and two failed inspections, Meadow Gold Billings passed a Montana Department of Livestock inspection on Friday, Aug.

7 + clearing it to operate.

At MontanaFair in Billings, paper tickets have been replaced with a digital tap-and-go system for ride wristbands and credits, available at self-service kiosks and via the free Funtagg app (which uses NFC technology to work offline).

Carnival ambassadors will help fairgoers ease the transition as fair season begins.

The 30th anniversary celebration of Montana Family Medicine Residency was held Friday at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Billings.

Nearly 200 doctors trained since 1995 and the program will soon add a new rural training track to boost care in Billings & Miles City.

State officials in Billings warned pet rabbit owners to watch for signs of rabbit hemorrhagic disease after three dead rabbits tested positive at Rocky Mountain College; they stressed gloves, cleaning, and vet consultation (the virus does not affect humans).

Local Billings consumers are advised to avoid counterfeit squishy toys after the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warned that these items, found online and at discount stores (including animal, food, and character shapes), do not meet federal safety standards and may expose children to hazardous chemicals.

Coheed and Cambria with From Ashes to New

7-8 p.m. — MetraPark - First Interstate Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night of rock with Coheed and Cambria and From Ashes to New.