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One Frame Every Day
By Hunter D'Antuono
When they were kids, Shasta and Shawna, now 23, had that secret, made-up twin language we all secretly wished we had with...
University Confidential
By Billie Loewen
I wonder if we exaggerated the whole thing.
Looking back, we wrote close to 200 stories related to a multi-layered scandal at the...
What’s Your Secret Montana Fantasy?
By Caitlin Avey
Artists, politicos, innovators, and sports stars share their Big Sky Dreams with MJR readers
“My secret Montana fantasy is to steal the late...
Kiss and Tell
By Paul Queneau
“I hurryed down the hill, which was about 200 feet high and difficult of access, to gaze on this sublimely grand spectacle...
The Road to Rio
By Rory Gulifoy
The Great Falls Tribune hired Michael Beall as a cops and courts reporter before he even graduated. One year later, the 24-year-old...
Under the Needle
By Kevin Dupzyk
Roger DiBrito suffers from pain in his neck and shoulders and a severe fear of needles. He and his wife, Sharon, regularly...
Behind the Curtain
By Brooks Johnson
Politically minded Montanns should be excited for 2014 — especially if they prefer not to know the donors behind the impending flood...
Handle With Care: Endangered Sources
By Baylea O’Brien
To this day, the only physical trace reporter Matthew Frank has of his whistleblower is a white envelope he found sitting on...
School of Journalism 100 Years Later
By Clancy Crismore
The first dean of the University of Montana’s journalism school, Arthur L. Stone, borrowed tents from Fort Missoula and pitched them on...
Digging on Deadline
By Lena Viall
Cuts and downsizing make serving as the daily record more than enough work for many small-town papers. The resources needed for long...
Standing Rock: Native journalists torn between passion and neutrality
Story by Jason Begay, photos by Olivia Vanni
See more of MJR's Standing Rock Coverage with this interactive web documentary.
Even if it weren’t for that...
Boiling Point
Story and photos by Kate Siberell
Studying weather and climate changeis like watching a pot of water on the stove. Both climate scientists and meteorologists...