Orlinda Worthington
Morning Edition HostOrlinda Worthington brings 20 years of experience as Montana television News Anchor, Producer, and Reporter, and as a morning radio host. She achieved two E.B. Craney awards in radio news and a “Best of the Northwest Talk Show,” award for a program produced for community television. A native of northern Wyoming, and Montana resident for 25 years, Orlinda is honored to bring news reports to YPR listeners.
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Sheridan county fire officials report some 700 cattle were moved Monday from the Bighorn National Forest summer grazing area to their winter grazing areas with the help of a convoy of cattle trucks. -
Every year as summer turns into fall, we experience the beauty of leaves changing colors. A Yellowstone County extension agent provides an in-depth look into why leaves change colors and the science behind the beauty of autumn. -
Adrienne Mayor speaks September 19 at the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman on Mythic Creatures. Her talk looks at mysterious things found in nature that might have led prescientific and indigenous people to believe that dragons, unicorns, sea monsters and other fantastic creatures of myth and legend were somehow real. -
The Bozeman Police Department is warning all Montanans about a very convincing scam making the rounds via email. The Pegasus sextortion scam is an AI-generated scam where victims receive an extremely personalized email with a PDF attachment. -
Dr. Galen Mills worked in large cities like Seattle and San Antonio, but the choice to serve in a rural area was one he’d been thinking about since he began his residency in 2018. -
Teaching teachers to teach science in an engaging way is the goal of a new curriculum at Montana State University Billings. The course in integrated science includes activities that explore the possibility of extraterrestrial existence. -
Montana first responders assisted with community safety during former President Donald Trump’s campaign visit to Bozeman in August. In total, it cost cities and organizations about $60,000 in non-reimbursable charges. -
Keeping a market for American wool was the concern that launched a Wyoming family into a new venture that’s now grown into the largest full service wool mill in the west. -
Human trafficking cases are increasing in Montana. A new course will be sent to schools statewide to educate students about human trafficking and exploitation. -
A group of Montana filmmakers, businesses and supporters are joining together to encourage the legislature to approve another bipartisan round of tax credits for media productions produced in the state.
