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Hevenn Vanh

Montana

Multimedia Journalist at KBZK-TV (Bozeman, MT)

Articles

  • 1 week ago | kbzk.com | Hevenn Vanh

    The historic KPRK Radio Station may soon be rejoining its spot in the heart of the Livingston community thanks to a major preservation grant. Andrew Feltenstein is the current owner of KPRK. He moved to Park County 14 years ago, but says, like many others, he has felt connected to Montana since the moment he first visited. "I didn’t want to see this place…Livingston, I think, to a lot of us, it means something to us individually. And for me, it changed my life, it saved my life," Feltenstein says.

  • 1 week ago | kxlf.com | Hevenn Vanh

    ENNIS — For 89 years, the Ennis community has hosted its annual Fourth of July parade, celebrating local history and honoring hometown farmers, artisans, and heroes. However, after some logistical challenges this year, the event will have changes aimed at enhancing safety moving forward. "I feel like what a lot of people don’t realize is that the Ennis Chamber of Commerce puts on the parade," says Carrie Stoner.

  • 1 week ago | kbzk.com | Hevenn Vanh

    BOZEMAN — Millions of people across the country, multiple cities across Montana, rallied for what is being called 'No Kings Day' and what activist group Indivisible Bozeman says is “expected to be the largest single-day rally against the Trump administration.”Hundreds of people lined Bozeman’s Main Street to protest.

  • 1 week ago | kbzk.com | Hevenn Vanh

    Millions of people across the country, multiple cities across Montana—rallied for what is being called the 'No Kings' protest, and what Indivisible Bozeman says is expected to be the largest single-day mobilization against the Trump Administration. Though organizers say they are committed to a peaceful protest and community safety—a man was allegedly arrested by Bozeman Police for threatening protesters with a hammer.

  • 2 weeks ago | kbzk.com | Hevenn Vanh

    BOZEMAN — Everyone knows that Bozeman is growing. It’s obvious. Just look around. New apartment buildings are springing up, hotels are being built, and street construction. Roads like Huffine Lane see more traffic today than they ever have before. Curious about how Bozeman plans to enhance safety on Huffine Lane?