Rob Rogers is a City Editor at the Billings Gazette. He covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, education, public security, and finance, with a particular focus on adventure and family travel, as well as disaster and emergency response. Rob's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Washington Post and The Nation, among others.
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Rob Rogers primarily covers local news, including city issues and events in Billings, Montana. His articles often revolve around government announcements and evolving stories related to politics and entertainment news.
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In 1776, Richard Henry Lee proposed to the Continental Congress a resolution calling for a declaration of independence.
If you've ever dreamed of waking up on a sailboat rocking gently on crystal-clear water in your own secluded Mediterranean cove, free to enjoy a
Today is the 223rd day of 2026 and the 52nd day of summer.
By: Rob Rogers
Montana is one of 10 states to receive funds through the federal School Improvement Grant program, the Department of Education announced on Thursday.
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With ballots due in about a month and a half, Billings School District 2 officials have begun to move rapidly to promote a $12 million bond that they hope voters
The Billings Police Department has seen a decrease this year in the number of burglaries reported between Christmas and New Year's when compared to last year.
Fauci stays immune.
By: Rob Rogers
Taxpayers in School District 2 will pay less for the $122 million bond approved in November after the first series of bonds sold Tuesday with a lower interest rate than
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