Did you miss the Billings Morning News show this morning? Catch up on what happened on the show here, welcome to The Wrap Up.

St. Xavier Woman Sentenced to 21 Years for Killing Her 3-Year-Old Daughter

According the Billings Gazette, Mary Agnes Leider was sentenced yesterday to 21 years and 10 months for the death of her three year old daughter. Leider was drunk when she threw her daughter to her death from a moving truck south of Hardin. U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy was the judge who passed sentence on what he called an “inexplicable murder.” [Joshua Price, NewsTalk 95.5]

Vandals Destroy $300 Easement Sign, Authorities Seeking Information

Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks is looking for anyone who might have information about vandalism caused at the Bolin Ranch Conservation Easement near Stevensville. [Jon King, KGVO]

Obama Taps Economic Aide to Work on Website Fixes

President Barack Obama’s longtime economic adviser, Jeffrey Zients, is being brought in to work on issues with the health care website.

That’s according to a senior administration official, who wasn’t authorized to discuss the decision by name and demanded anonymity. [Associated Press]

Kathy Kelker of the Headstart Program here in Billings stopped by the show to talk about their upcoming charity basketball game on Sunday October 27th, 2013. Kathy shared some details about how the government shutdown affected their program as well as some advice on when to buy your tickets for the upcoming game. If you'd like to get your tickets early, you can visit their website or give them a phone call at 406 - 245 - 7233.