Karl Lengel

This year's production and workshops of Shakespeare's Richard III traveled a little under 8000 miles across Montana and Wyoming, bringing the bard to almost 13,000 middle and high school students.

Paula Poundstone brings her stand-up comedy to Montana this weekend. The observational comic is best known to public radio audiences for her astute

Dr. Stefani Hicswa marked her fifth MSUB graduation last month as Chancellor. In an interview with YPR's Karl Lengel just prior to the ceremony, she reflected upon her own path toward her graduation to higher education.

Montana's registered agents provide a valuable service to the business community. A recent story on a California crackdown on luxury cars with

Communities large and small across Montana are blessed with a small, independent bookstore. Like most other businesses, bookstores have had some interesting ups and downs.

Norman Maclean's beloved elegy to family and fly fishing in Montana is set for its world premiere in September 2026 in Bozeman and Missoula during the 50th anniversary of the iconic work.

The Babcock Theater was shuttered following a ceiling collapse in May 2025. When the collapse occurred, the Babcock was leased from the City of

Internationally-acclaimed wildlife photographer Tom Murphy kicked off the summer with the debut of the US Postal Service's American Bison commemorating the official American mammal.

Our first stop at Stone Soup Garden in Laurel was the processing shed, where Claire and Patrick were wrapping up for the day. We got a good look at what goes into small scale farming.

Helena Artist Rebecca Hutchinson's exhibit “Embedded in the Overlap” is currently at Yellowstone Art Museum.