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Wishing everyone a good day! Here are some things to know for today:

WEATHER FORECAST: Sunny and very warm. A bit breezy for the Rocky Mountain Front and in Cascade County with south-southwest winds sustained at 10-25 mph gusting over 30 mph at times. Daytime highs in the mid to upper 80s and lower 90s.

TRENDING TODAY:

  • Blackfeet youth take flight to learn about sacred lands for 'Days of the Piikani'. Click here.
  • Suspected arson fire in Anaconda leads to discovery of human remains. Click here.
  • Red Lodge searchers recover body of hiker missing for 3+ months. Click here.
  • Man sentenced for homicide that inspired new Montana law. Click here.
  • Students explore career options at 'Worlds Of Work' in Great Falls. Click here.
Blackfeet youth take flight to learn about sacred lands for 'Days of the Piikani'

COMING UP:

POET SPEAKING
Poet Philip Burgess will read from his new memoir, "The Bunch Quitter," at 6 p.m. on Thursday, September 25, at Cassiopeia Books (606 Central Avenue) in Great Falls. For more information, call 406-315-1515. In this and his other books, Burges meditates on exile—both chosen and imposed—for he is what’s known in cow country as a bunch quitter: a colloquial expression used to describe an animal, usually a cow or steer, that resists being herded or controlled.

VETERANS BREAKFAST
Veterans Mentoring Veterans will host a free breakfast for all military veterans and their family members (including active-duty) on Friday, September 26, from 7am to 9am at Alliance For Youth (3220 11th Avenue South, Great Falls). Donations welcome. For more information, call 406-868-7388.

Here is today's joke of the day! Share with your friends: What does a baby computer call his father? Data!

Email your best joke to montanathismorning@krtv.com.

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