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Reckless Driving Devolves Into Chase, Fiery Crash Near Huntley

Reckless Driving Devolves Into Chase, Fiery Crash Near Huntley

by Michael J. Marino State troopers noticed a gray sedan-style vehicle going about 95 mph in the 55 mph construction zone of Interstate 90-East in Billings and attempted to initiate a traffic stop, according to Sgt. Jay Nelson of Montana Highway Patrol (MHP). The driver, however, did not stop and actually sped up as he […]

Coming this Fall: Skyview Sports & Weekly News on YCN Radio

Coming this Fall: Skyview Sports & Weekly News on YCN Radio

by Michael J. Marino Staff members at Yellowstone County News (YCN) are preparing to launch several new features on their local radio station (101.1 FM KFHW – YCN Radio) according to publisher Jonathan McNiven.  “We’re really excited about adding all of Skyview High School’s sporting events like football, volleyball and basketball, to our line-up of […]

FEMA Approves Yellowstone County for Individual Flood Assistance

by Michael J. Marino Several programs are now available to Yellowstone County residents and small businesses that were affected by the 500-year flood after the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) approved Montana’s request for individual assistance. 

YCN Investigates: 

YCN Investigates: 

Inflation – Part II Local Effects by Michael J. Marino     Inflation – a concept that some have called “the 800-pound gorilla that we can do little about” and others have said is like “a bull in a China shop.” Certified Financial Planner (CFP) Michael Vondra dubbed it the economy’s “little devil,” and he […]

What a Hail of a Storm!

Hail stones measuring nearly the size of a Tennis ball in Worden. (courtesy photo)

by Michael J. Marino Balls of hail measuring as large as 2.5 inches in diameter, relatively the size of a human palm (see photo at right), ended the 4th of July weekend causing extensive damage around Yellowstone County. The force behind the unprecedentedly large hail was heightened by high wind speeds, which gusted up to […]

Nearly 4,000 Attend Billings Pride Event Downtown 

The weather was close to perfect for the some 4,000 people who celebrated LGBT PrideMonth in downtown Billings this Saturday, June 25, 2022. (Photos by Michael Marino)

 by Michael J. Marino  Close to four thousand people packed downtown Billings on Saturday, June 25 for the annual LGBT Pride Parade. The parade was followed by a festival under the SkyPoint and adjacent streets and that included live entertainment and music, food trucks, and various information and activity booths. 

Huntley Project Museum Celebrates 50 Years 

equipment, and thatcanal running behind themuseum is the original canalfrom when the Huntley ProjectIrrigation District beganback in 1907.(Photo by Michael Marino)

Huntley Project (HP) Museum celebrated its 50th anniversary on Saturday, June 25 by hosting an event that included activities such as carnival games, a craft fair, and a rubber duck regatta. Live music from a local band was also featured, making it a full day of festivities for all ages.