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The last time we interviewed Attorney General Austin Knudsen, he told us about sex trafficking in Montana as well as the new penalties the state was introducing to crack down on the activity, commenting that "99.9% of all prostitution cases are people being trafficked". Today, we talk with US Attorney Jesse Laslovich to get the perspective from a federal law point of view.

We preview the 2024 team and why this season has gotten off to a much better start practice wise than last year.

We reflect on the season that was and talk the legacy of the 2023-24 Havre girls' basketball team as well as highlight individuals who will be competing further along this offseason.

Montana At Noon 03/19/24

We break down how the offseason has gone. Topics include recruiting, coaching changes, schedule release, importance of walk-ons, and spring ball.

Updates on a wrestling scholarship and UM football

When drug trafficking rings reach 30, 40, or even 50 people or more, what's the odds of them staying out of the eyes of the law for an extended period? We asked US Attorney Jesse Laslovich on this episode of Insight.

Montana At Noon 03/18/24

Noon Sports Update 03/18/24

Chris Coats is a woman from near Billings Montana that is need of a kidney donor. Coats has type O blood, complicating things further. She says those interested can contact her via FaceBook, which is Chris Coats, or by dialing her phone number: 406 740 0076

US Attorney Jesse Laslovich and his team recently got two convictions against meth traffickers affecting Hill County, Laslovich spoke last time on the addicts that are often used to further these operations. Today, Laslovich talks more on the federal programs in place to help the addicts that Laslovich says are often caught up in the wrong crowd.

Montana At Noon 03/15/24

Noon Sports Update 03/15/24

US Attorney Jesse Laslovich and his team recently got two convictions against meth traffickers affecting Hill County, during this episode we talk about the "little fish" involved in these operations, which Laslovich says are often victims themselves.

We wrap up the 2023-24 season with thoughts on the team's performance at state, how this Havre High Blue Ponies boys' basketball team will be remembered, and highlighting individuals who were named All-State and All-Conference.

Montana At Noon 03/14/24

Noon Sports Update 03/14/24

In today's episode of Insight, US Attorney Jesse Laslovich talks more on why Native American Reservations may be particularly vulnerable to drug trafficking and what might motivate someone to be complicit in a trafficking operation.

Havre's housing shortage is a multi-faceted issue, in this episode we gather information from local experts to explain what might be causing this historic shortage.

We discuss the experience that his team had down in Great Falls for the State Class 'C' basketball tournament as well as look ahead to the future of this program, which is bright.

Montana At Noon 03/13/24

Noon Sports Update 03/13/24

US Attorney Jesse Laslovich and his team recently got two convictions against meth traffickers affecting Hill County, in this episode Laslovich talks about which groups are being targeted the most and why.

We wrap up the end of the season by going into how the state tournament experience was and broke down Coach Seymour's first year as the head coach of the program

The Salvation Army's RISP program is designed to help those struggling with addiction to get integrated back into society, and Executive Director Trina Crawford told us of an opportunity for the program to secure 20,000 dollars, with help from the community. Donation Link: havre.salvationarmy.org/havre_service_center