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Kayla Desroches/Yellowstone Public RadioThree days of free lectures and tours will bring attendees into Crow history before, during and after the Little Big Horn Battle of 1876. -
One Legged Magpie located in downtown Red Lodge is a semifinalist from the James Beard Foundation for Outstanding Wine and Other Beverage Program. On Monte Legged Magpie is one of eight restaurants and chefs that have been given a nod for their culinary excellence in Montana. Stella Fong, Host of Flavors Under the Big Sky is in Red Lodge with Kat and Mike Porco.
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An interview with MSU Billings History Professor Jennifer Lynn about the Fascist movement in history. -
A pastor in Billings says recent vandalism shows the need for safe spaces like her church. -
A nonprofit that matches service dogs and veterans is running out of federal funding later this month. -
Lewis and Clark Library in Helena is debuting a permanent exhibit honoring Montana's Tribes. -
Two adults and two children who died in a crash near Ekalaka were family members of Illinois gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey. -
Montanans showed up to support the national event in Billings, voicing concerns on a range of domestic and international issues that many decried as mishandled by the Trump administration. -
Anne Harrigan opens the Billings Symphony’s 75th Season with acclaimed guest violinist Gil Shaham. It is bittersweet opening for the symphony, as Harrigan passes the baton to a new conductor in the summer of 2026. -
Warrior Women for Justice organizes the second annual Missing and Murdered Indigenous People vigil to rally around justice and healing. -
Montana’s Shakespeare in the Parks moves indoors for the school year. YPR’s Karl Lengel chats with the Associate Artistic Director about MSIP’s school program and this year’s production of Richard III. -
YPR's Karl Lengel talks with Beartooth Books co-owners Brian and Amy Sweet.
