Hailey Monaco

1 day ago | ktvq.com | Hailey Monaco

BILLINGS — A major project to upgrade KTVQ television transmission technology is nearing completion, and it will directly impact over-the-air viewers in the Billings area. Mark Huller, with Scripps Montana Engineering, said the station is shifting from a very high frequency (VHF) channel to an ultra-high frequency (UHF) channel. Watch the story here: What KTVQ viewers need to know for upcoming transmitter changes "The reason we're doing that is UHF is better for indoor reception.

2 days ago | ktvq.com | Hailey Monaco

BILLINGS — Amid the chaos of the stock market, investors are seeking refuge in precious metals. As the dollar weakens, the price of gold has surged to an all-time high, with prices exceeding $3,000 per ounce. Watch the story here: Billings gold shop stays busy as buyers flock to precious metals "People are looking for a safe haven for their money," said Ardell Halvorson, owner of Ardie's Coins in Billings. "We've seen a big uptick with gold.

3 days ago | kpax.com | Hailey Monaco

HARDIN — Big Horn County currently lacks a dedicated shelter for stray animals, placing significant strain on local dog and cat rescue organizations. Club Help Every Pet of Hardin is working to address this problem. With a permanent space for operations, the organization has a dedicated home to care for the animals. Watch the full story: Montana group tirelessly works on cat rescue efforts “We had a step plan. We had ideas.

3 days ago | ktvq.com | Hailey Monaco

HARDIN — Big Horn County currently lacks a dedicated shelter for stray animals, placing significant strain on local dog and cat rescue organizations. Club Help Every Pet of Hardin is working to address this problem. With a permanent space for operations, the organization has a dedicated home to care for the animals. Watch the story here: Help Every Pet: Big Horn County group takes the lead in cat rescue efforts “We had a step plan. We had ideas.

4 days ago | kpax.com | Hailey Monaco

RED LODGE — As summer approaches, Montana faces a significant demand for wildland firefighters, with over 900 job openings statewide. This year, the Red Lodge community is preparing its youth for these critical roles through a new Fire Science class at Red Lodge High School. Students in the dual credit program, which is in its first year, are gaining hands-on experience with real-world firefighting skills.