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1 week ago | 
kxlf.com | Marcus Cocova
BILLINGS — Some might suggest that goth is deader than dead. On Thursday evening in Billings, however, the shadows came to life. Around 20 vendors, three bands, and a drag show gathered under the banner of the city’s first Goth Day — a celebration of eyeliner, fishnets, leather, and the community that continues to thrive in its blackest wardrobe.
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2 weeks ago | 
ktvq.com | Marcus Cocova
BILLINGS — For Mike Anderson, the president of the Muscle Car Club of Billings, the road to a lifelong love of cars began behind the wheel of a 1965 Corvette. "My dad wouldn’t help me get that, but six months later, he helped me get a ‘66 Mustang."Watch the video below: Billings car club revives meet and eat, promotes safety after local shooting That Mustang sparked not just a passion, but a family legacy.
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2 weeks ago | 
kpax.com | Marcus Cocova
BILLINGS — Some might suggest that goth is deader than dead but on Thursday evening in Billings, the shadows came to life. Around 20 vendors, three bands, and a drag show gathered under the banner of the city’s first Goth Day — a celebration of eyeliner, fishnets, leather, and the community that continues to thrive in its blackest wardrobe.
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2 weeks ago | 
ktvq.com | Marcus Cocova
BILLINGS — Some might suggest that goth is deader than dead. On Thursday evening in Billings, however, the shadows came to life. Around 20 vendors, three bands, and a drag show gathered under the banner of the city’s first Goth Day — a celebration of eyeliner, fishnets, leather, and the community that continues to thrive in its blackest wardrobe.
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2 weeks ago | 
kpax.com | Marcus Cocova
BILLINGS — In the Nevin household, silence is not exactly golden. “We get concerts in the basement all the time,” said Todd Nevin. “One day, it could be a recorder, it could be guitars, trombones, trumpets.
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2 weeks ago | 
ktvq.com | Marcus Cocova
BILLINGS — In the Nevin household, silence is not exactly golden. “We get concerts in the basement all the time,” said Todd Nevin. “One day, it could be a recorder, it could be guitars, trombones, trumpets.
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2 weeks ago | 
ktvq.com | Marcus Cocova
BILLINGS — At the Montana Rescue Mission, a new campus opening Monday leans heavily on the symbolism of movement, using trains as a metaphor for the people it serves — individuals on the move, striving toward a destination on the horizon. “The theme here is really the railroad. Obviously, because of Mr. (Dennis) Washington (founder of Montana Rail Link) and his generosity, but also, this is steps on the journey,” said Matt Lundgren, executive director of the mission.
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2 weeks ago | 
krtv.com | Marcus Cocova
MILES CITY — Every May, this eastern Montana town of roughly 8,400 transforms into what locals call “Cowboy Mardi Gras.” The Bucking Horse Sale in Miles City, a four-day rodeo and horse auction, draws between $18 million and $20 million in economic activity for the surrounding communities.
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2 weeks ago | 
ktvq.com | Marcus Cocova
BILLINGS — The Yellowstone Mavericks rugby program was founded just four and a half months ago. Since then, a group of first-time players has made an unexpected run to the state semifinals. “They learned a sport that they’ve never touched the ball before, maybe never even watched or heard of, in the last four months,” said Rebekah Wong, who coaches the girls' team. “We’re going into the semifinals.”For many of the players, the appeal is just as much about community as competition.
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2 weeks ago | 
ktvq.com | Marcus Cocova
BILLINGS — On the south side of town, in a gym that used to be a church, sixteen-year-olds Mia Roz Garcia and Blake Hultgren are preparing for a shot at glory. Garcia is a two-time national champion who won the Junior Olympics in 2023. Hultgren is ranked third in the nation in his amateur weight class. Both are bound for the Junior Olympics this June. First, however, they and their three other teammates, have to raise the money for the cost of the event.
