Ren Wadsworth is a Multimedia Journalist for KULR-8, as well as KNDU/KNDO-TV. Ren covers a wide range of topics and stories, including local news, community events, and human interest stories. With a passion for storytelling, Ren strives to bring important and engaging stories to the viewers of Montana.
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Ren Wadsworth's coverage suggests a focus on local community events, education, and societal issues in Montana, specifically in the Billings area. Ren may be most receptive to pitches related to local events or initiatives that contribute positively to the community.
Given their emphasis on topics such as family & relationships, house & home, education, and culture & society within a localized context, consider pitching stories about local individuals making an impact in these areas. This could include features on educators or community members involved in youth support programs or cultural activities relevant to Native American heritage.
Pitching content relating to Native American culture and traditions specific to Montana could also resonate well with Ren's coverage preferences. Additionally, highlighting efforts aimed at enhancing accessibility and inclusivity within the local community may align with their interests based on the themes covered.
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A new memorial in Billings is now honoring Montana service members who lost their lives in combat and peacekeeping efforts since the Vietnam War.This memorial, a first of its kind
BILLINGS, Mont. – A Billings woman has filed a lawsuit against McDonald's following a nationwide E. coli outbreak that has affected 90 people across 13 states, including 17 in Montana.
By: Maryjane Glynn, Ren Wadsworth
On Wednesday, Custer County held its first public discussion about the renewal of the "interlocal agreement" between the City of Miles City and the county for fiscal year 2025.
By: Ren Wadsworth, Maryjane Glynn
MILES CITY, Mont. – The future of emergency services in Custer County is uncertain as city and county officials struggle to reach an agreement for the upcoming year.
Despite the ongoing investigation, the community has rallied around Angel Horses, providing much-needed support. The charity now has a barn filled with 11 tons of senior feed, thanks to an
By: Ren Wadsworth
St. Vincent Health Care has announced plans to replace its existing hospital and several buildings with a new state-of-the-art facility in Billings.
As the holiday season approaches, Toys for Tots in Billings is gearing up to spread joy to thousands of families. The organization, known for its commitment to providing gifts to
By: Ren Wadsworth
A new mural titled "Seeds of the Future" was unveiled at the Head Start campus across from North Park in Billings.
Students at the Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch have been immersing themselves in Native American heritage throughout November. The celebration includes cultural activities and important discussions about Indigenous issues.
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