YPR FM 91.7

The station provides public radio programming for Montana and northern Wyoming. Its primary focus is delivering news, talk, jazz, and classical music to listeners. Featured content includes regional news stories, national news from NPR, and a variety of specialty programs covering diverse topics. The broadcaster aims to serve as a vital source of information and cultural programming for the communities it serves. The station’s programming schedule features a mix of regularly scheduled segments and featured stories. “Opera Montana” is currently in production on “A River Runs Through It,” indicating a commitment to arts and culture programming. News segments are anchored by hosts such as Karl Lengel, Ruth Eddy, Stella Fong, Chris Clements, Jordan Uplinger, Maggie Mullen, Nicky Ouellet, Tennessee Jane Watson, and Kay Erickson. Laura Hatch contributes reporting on student protests related to international conflict. Segments like “Cheyenne Roundup” offer in-depth coverage of Wyoming’s budget and other regional issues. Additionally, the station broadcasts “Flavors,” which recently featured a segment on the Lunar New Year of the Horse with dumplings. National news is sourced from NPR, with recent reports covering topics such as a record-breaking NBA performance by Bam Adebayo and an attempted murder case involving Rihanna. The station has achieved recognition for its community involvement and programming quality. The Ten Sleep Branch Library recently received the 2025 National Medal for Museum and Library Service, a distinction representing the highest honor for libraries and museums nationwide. This award highlights the broadcaster’s commitment to supporting and celebrating local institutions. The Poetry Out Loud program also recognized fourteen top-finishers and four alternates in regional semi-finals, demonstrating a dedication to fostering artistic expression and providing opportunities for young poets. The station's reporting on regional news, such as the Frontier Conference tournament bound teams and the MSUB Women’s basketball team, underscores its commitment to local sports coverage. The station operates multiple streams, including one dedicated to news and talk (YPR2). Listeners can access programming through various platforms. The website provides access to featured stories and archived content, allowing audiences to engage with the broadcaster's programming on demand. The station also highlights stories such as the first 2026 grizzly sighting in Yellowstone National Park, and reports on record-breaking warm winter temperatures, demonstrating a commitment to environmental reporting and providing timely information to listeners.