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All About Billings - Pay Love Forward
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Our Montana - Histories Mysteries 2026
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Living Well in Montana - Brain Health Seminar at LIFTT
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Yellowstone County Commissioners Meeting - September 22, 2026
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Billings City Council Work Session - September 21, 2026
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SD2 Regular Board Meeting - September 21, 2026
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All About Billings - All Hallows at North Park
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Our Planet, Our Health - Yellowstone's Past, Our Future
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Colour In Your Life
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Yellowstone County Cold Case Press Conference (opens in new tab)
Yellowstone County Sheriff's Office Press Release Corina Contreraz Homicide 12/22/78 Important Information Victim: Corina Lydia Contreraz Address: 623 South 34th Street-Billings Height 5' 1" Weight 110 pounds DOB: February 22, 1962 DOD: Friday December 22, 1978 between 3 and 7 AM Cause of Death: Multiple Stab wounds to head, neck, Shoulder and upper thoracic area. Buried: Holy Cross Cemetery-Billings, Montana Section D, Lot 1504, Grave 6 Attended Billings Senior High on intermittent basis Perpetrator: Angelo Jaines Stallsmith Sr. AKA: Angelo Gray Richard George Rummel Tony James Vento Arthur Ben Scugedes Gordon Edward Griffin • DOB: May 14, 1949 in Doniphon, Missouri DOD: August 12, ,1990 at Billings Deaconess Hospital (41) Body was cremated by Smith's Crematory LKA: 2717 4th Avenue South Occupation: Welder YCSO documented 19 contacts with LE between 1966 and 1989 throughout the country. Incarcerated in California, Montana and Oregon Escapee from San Quentin Prison in California in 1972, recaptured days later in Salina, Kansas. Pertinent Facts: Booking Finger Print Card where DNA was located is dated 11/4/82. Corina has one living sister-Jennifer Contreraz and one living brother Carlos Contrreraz. What was the victim's heritage? Corina Lydia Contreraz was of dual heritage. Her father was of Hispanic origin, her mother was of full Sioux lineage. Did the Victim and Mr. Stallsmith know each other? We have no evidence that Corina and Angelo knew each other or had previously met. Did Angelo Stallsmith's name appear in the original case files? No. What was the motive for the crime? Since a sexual assault was involved, that may have been the motivation for the crime. We may never know for sure. Why did it take 4 7 years to be solved? We had to wait for technology to catch up. It took a number of years for DNA technology to advance to a level where the physical evidence could provide substantive leads in this case. Additionally, the use of forensic genealogy combined with DNA advancements over the recent years made this all possible. I Are there other serious crimes or homicides that Stallsmith is suspected of committing? Although Mr. Stallsmith had a lengthy criminal history, we have no evidence of his involvement in other homicides. Did Angelo Stallsmith have other family members in the area during this time? Yes, he had a brother living in Colstrip, Montana. He was eliminated as a suspect through DNA. He is deceased. Was there a weapon found at the scene? No murder weapon was or has been located. What was the victim doing out at 3am? Witnesses say Corina said she was walking over see her boyfriend on North 27th street. Is it possible that another person could have involved in the homicide? Physical evidence shows only one individual contributed DNA evidence found with the victim, however we may never know for sure if another person or persons were involved. We Don't Give Up!
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Western Heritage Center
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All About Billings (opens in new tab)
Tammy Zemliska, Community Coordinator with Pay Love Forward, joins the show! She fills us in all on the great things Pay Love Forward does - from supporting youth entrepreneurs to facilitating activities for our community! This episode was filmed on September 23, 2026.
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Climate Week 2026 (opens in new tab)
Martin J. "Mike" Pasqualetti, Ph.D. of Arizona State University presents "Some Like it Hot- But Not This Hot: Goosing the Coming Energy Transition." Tune into the keynote speaker for Billings Climate Week 2026 on September 13, 2026 at 6pm sponsored by Billings Climate Coalition.
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Western Heritage Center High Noon (opens in new tab)
Casey Pallister speaks on Eugenics in Montana during the September 2026 High Noon Lecture. This was recorded live from the Western Heritage Center on September 17, 2026.
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Our Montana (opens in new tab)
Histories Mysteries with the Yellowstone Historical Society is back! Learn about this year's exciting auto tour: "Camera, Action, Billings: The Famous & The Dangerous" on October 10! You won't want to miss it!
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Living Well In Montana (opens in new tab)
Learn about the brain health seminar on September 28 at LIFTT with Coach Lorne! This episode was recorded on September 21, 2026.
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Miller's Gold
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Your Schools (opens in new tab)
Learning isn't just for the students in School District 2! Director of Professional Learning O'Shean Moran joins host Lynne Turner Fitzgerald on Your Schools to talk about continuing education for the teachers. This episode airs August 2026.
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Vintage Vehicles
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Miller's Gold
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Welcome! Thanks for stopping by Community 7 Television, Billings' only Public, Education and Government access channel.
Our mission is to provide local media access to the diverse population of our community. The successful result is a wide variety of programming that showcases Billings, ranging from education and government news to the arts, local organizations and individuals. Our programming is so diverse that in 2004, we received the "Overall Excellence Award" from the Alliance of Community Media, an organization of peer groups across the nation.
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