Alina Hauter is a local journalist based in Billings, Montana. She writes for Scripps Montana/MTN, KRTV Communications, and KBZK Communications, with her work also appearing in KPAX Missoula/Kalispell. Alina covers a wide range of topics including community events, local news, human interest stories, and lifestyle features.
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Billings, United States (Local)
Alina Hauter focuses on local community news, with a strong emphasis on human interest stories and expert commentary. Her coverage prominently features topics such as family & relationships, entertainment news, crime, and house & home within the Billings and Montana area.
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It's why the department is working with a ditch company to put up signs warning those on the river about the water intake ditch.
By: Alina Hauter
"It was very dark. But then I started to see a glint of green light through the water and with my oxygen deprived brain, you're like, "I have to get to that oxygen. So I tried to surface too soon and hit my head," Fox said.
“My goal is to become a pilot and so that's the ultimate goal in the end, and ROTC helps me get there,” said Fenley on campus Tuesday.
By: Alina Hauter
Donors of all blood types are needed but it's especially type "O" that emergency doctors are looking for as it's the most transfused type.
SustainaBillings partnered with the Montana Environmental Information Center for a youth book discussion at This House of Books Sunday afternoon.
By: Alina Hauter
"There's been an uptick in fire activity, so yeah, most likely we're experiencing more days of poor air quality than we have, historically, just do the uptick in wildfires," Wetenkamp said.
Farnsworth has created a GoFundMe for her brother in case the electric bike is lost forever after it was stolen in Billings.
By: Alina Hauter
BILLINGS — Hundreds gathered at Billings MetraPark Saturday for the American Cancer Society's annual Relay for Life event.
By: Alina Hauter
Hopkins said she planted 6,000 sunflowers this year to keep up with the demand. She said about 5,000 people showed up to the festival last year.
By: Alina Hauter
“I saw one car like completely parallel, like on the crosswalk, and like two other cars smashed up," said Comly. "I'm like, oh please be okay. Please have somebody at least okay."
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