Charlie Klepps is a Reporter/MMJ at Q2 News. With a focus on regional interest and world news, he covers a variety of themes including construction and real estate, family and relationships, climate change, and education. Charlie's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including KTVH-TV, Billings Gazette Communications, and MONTANA SPORTS.
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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.
Given the high percentage of announcement and evolving story attributes in his coverage, public relations professionals can consider providing updates or exclusive information about ongoing local events such as sports games, community initiatives, crime reports, or weather developments that are pertinent to Billings residents. Additionally, including expert commentary from local figures involved in these stories could enhance engagement with Charlie's reporting.
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By: Charlie Klepps
BILLINGS ā A man is recovering from multiple broken bones after a bison tossed him into the air during a walk with his grandson in Yellowstone National Park, and experts say the attack was tied to the animal's peak mating season.
By: Charlie Klepps
BILLINGS ā A 14-year-old boy was shot and killed Sunday on the 800 block of Howard Avenue in Billings, leaving the surrounding neighborhood shaken and renewing concerns about teens and access to firearms.
By: Charlie Klepps
A nearly 300-pound Sinclair dinosaur was stolen from a Gardiner gas station Sunday evening and found the next day bolted to a cliff in Yankee Jim Canyon near Yellowstone National Park.
By: Charlie Klepps
The Department of the Interior increased the daily entry fee for international visitors to Yellowstone National Park by $100 this year, prompting questions from local business owners about whether the higher costs will keep visitors away.
By: Charlie Klepps
BILLINGS ā Billings residents enjoyed Big Sky Balloon Rally over the weekend, despite bad weather and surprise winds.
By: Charlie Klepps
BILLINGS ā The City Council is reviewing six advisory boards and committees on Monday, weighing whether to dissolve each one.
By: Charlie Klepps
LAME DEER ā Lame Deer's elementary and middle schools are facing the loss of state accreditation unless test scores improve by February of 2029.
By: Charlie Klepps
LAUREL ā A Laurel goat farmer is touting raw milk amid spoilage problems with commercially produced milk this past week.
By: Charlie Klepps
BILLINGS ā With MontanaFair kicking off on Friday, health experts in Billings are warning residents to stay cautious in what has been an extremely hot summer.
By: Charlie Klepps
The restaurant is called Surf and Sport and features fresh seafood and nearly 40 televisions all tuned in to sports. The restaurant is also open later than usual for Billings, currently until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.
