Charlie Klepps is a reporter based in Billings, Montana, focusing on local news and community stories. With a background in sports reporting, Charlie has expanded his coverage to include a wide range of topics, including crime, safety, and human interest stories. He is dedicated to bringing important issues and stories to the forefront and providing a voice for the people of Montana.
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Charlie Klepps' coverage predominantly focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on family & relationships and weather topics. Pitches directed at Charlie should therefore provide insights or personal anecdotes related to community events, human interest stories, or weather-related issues relevant to the Billings area in Montana.
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By: Charlie Klepps
BILLINGS ā The Montana Public Service Commission rejected Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.'s request for an $8 million interim natural gas rate hike this week, with the agency's citing the large ask at a time when cost of living is rising.
By: Charlie Klepps
BILLINGS ā After nearly 30 years, the owner of Exotic Pets, located on Grand Avenue, is looking to sell.
By: Charlie Klepps
A Billings nonprofit called Angel Horses Inc is in jeopardy after losing $70,000 in a cyberhack earlier this month.
By: Charlie Klepps
BAKER ā Fallon County's first licensed childcare facility is continuing to recover from another road block after a severe summer storm damaged the building.
By: Charlie Klepps
Fallon County's first licensed childcare facility is continuing to recover from yet another road block, after a severe summer storm caused considerable damage.
By: Charlie Klepps
LAME DEER ā The funeral service for Lame Deer 8-year-old Marquez Amias Dion Deputee Ontiveros, who was shot and killed last week, was held Tuesday morning in the Lame Deer Elementary school gymnasium.
By: Charlie Klepps
LAME DEER ā The funeral service for Lame Deer 8-year-old Marquez Amias Dion Deputee Ontiveros, who was shot and killed last week, was held Tuesday morning in the Lame Deer Elementary school gymnasium.
By: Charlie Klepps
BILLINGS ā As political advertisements surge, it's become more common to see candidates' ads include clips of news anchors and broadcasts, which has generated confusion for voters.
By: Charlie Klepps
Local convenience stores are prepping for what they know will be a busy Friday morning, as the Montana Millionaire tickets become available at 5:30 a.m.
By: Charlie Klepps
BILLINGS ā Opponents and supporters of CI-128, Montana's abortion-rights measure, are getting their last arguments in ahead of election night Tuesday.
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