Connor Mcevoy is a local journalist based in Billings, Montana. He writes for KNDU/KNDO-TV and KULR 8, and his work has also appeared in KFBB, RICHARD J & FLORENCE J TENHOLDER MEMORIAL TRUST, and KHQ-TV. Connor covers a range of local news topics, including community events, healthcare, legislation, and education.
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By: Connor Mcevoy
The mother and the child's father are still in shock after what happened on Wednesday.
By: Connor McEvoy
This comes after accused serial killer Thomas Creech's failed attempt at lethal injection in February.
By: Connor McEvoy
Doctors are now able to access deep veins for those faced with the death penalty in Idaho. That includes the neck, chest and arm.
By: Connor McEvoy
Since opening its location in Spokane Valley in January, Fox Lumber has seen two fires at the location.
By: Connor McEvoy
On Monroe Street just outside of an auto shop, vandals spray-painted derogatory language. This is just one instance in a string of vandalism in the area.
By: Connor Mcevoy
With the City of Spokane facing a $50 million deficit, C.O.P.S. could see future changes.
By: Connor McEvoy
It was a packed meeting Tuesday night, with many there with the same subject in their minds.
By: Connor McEvoy
​Wednesday night, hundreds of students gathered at the Vandal Healing Garden to reflect on the tragic loss.
By: Connor McEvoy
It's a Vandal family that came together two years after the tragic loss, each shining their own light so the lives of the students murdered won't be forgotten.
By: Connor McEvoy
​Wednesday's forecasted snowstorm is just hours away, but WSDOT crews are on standby getting ready for conditions to change.
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