Good morning, Billings.

A woman was injured on Oct.

3 while walking her dogs near McAllister when a cow moose charged her on private land, and she was taken to Madison Valley Medical Center for treatment & is expected to recover without life-threatening injuries.

Victoria Keutla launches Senmai to bring matcha, Thai tea and Vietnamese coffee to downtown Billings—she will operate two popup locations at HarvestFest today to share her passion for specialty drinks.

MSUB students are reviving The Retort to give every student a voice on campus despite not having a journalism program.

They expect to publish the first issue before Halloween with strong community support.

A proposed training site near Huntley may let Guard soldiers from Billings practice engineering skills at an unused county gravel pit on weekends (the site is free then).

Both the Guard and county officials support the idea, though final approval is still pending.

Montana anchor Jill Valley recalls her 16-year battle with breast cancer during Pink Breakfast—an event honoring survivors that inspires hope for others facing the disease.

Her personal journey of treatment and recovery motivates the community to find strength in difficult times.