1. Montana Prep Football Scores, 9/3/10

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2. Montana State Spikers at Indiana State Tournament

Sept. 2, 2010 – BOZEMAN, Mont. – The Montana State volleyball team will compete at the Indiana State – Drury Inn Classic this weekend in Terre Haute. The Bobcats, who need just one victory to surpass its win total from 2008 and 2009, will open on Friday with Western Carolina.

3. Montana taking part in wildfire study

BOZEMAN - Scientists in Montana, Colorado and Idaho are conducting a $3.85 million research project that will examine how a changing climate will influence wildfires.

4. Montana banks are facing disciplinary action

A decline in the economy and the real estate market has hit Montana banks. Banks from Billings to Bozeman to Helena have been hit hard, and banking regulators have stepped in in many of these cases to ensure Montana's money is safe.

5. Banking regulators: Montana's money is safe

HELENA - Banks from Billings to Bozeman to Helena have been hit hard by the declining economy and banking regulators have stepped in, in many of these cases to ensure Montana's money is safe.

6. Several Montana banks facing disciplinary action

A decline in the economy and the real estate market has hit several Montana banks, from Billings to Bozeman to Helena, and banking regulators are taking action to ensure Montana's money is safe.

7. Bobcats reward Schreibeis, Grosulak with scholarships

BOZEMAN - Montana State football players Aleksei Grosulak and Caleb Schreibeis were two of five in-state walk-ons to receive scholarship money for the 2010 season.

8. Montana, Colorado and Idaho universities partner on study of fire and climate change

BOZEMAN - Faculty at Montana State University, the University of Colorado, the University of Idaho and collaborators at the USDA Forest Service received a $3.85 million grant to study fire and climate change in sensitive forests in the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand.

9. Montana morning news headlines

Police are investigating what appears to be an early Friday morning drive by shooting on Billings' southside. Authorities say that just after 5 a.m., an 18-year old Hispanic male was shot in the abdomen while walking with another male in the area of Fourth Avenue South and South Broadway.

10. MSU events to mark Cruzado’s inauguration

The public is invited to attend a two-day celebration for theinauguration of Waded Cruzado as Montana State University’s 12thpresident on Thursday and Friday.