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Need for volunteers at Billings Meals on Wheels increasing
The Adult Resource Alliance has been a part of the Billings community since 1975 helping residents over 60 find volunteer services they need, including Meals on Wheels. → Read More
Musselshell County DES issues flood advisory for Riverside, Mine
A flood advisory has been issued for residents in Riverside, Mine Road and low areas of Roundup. → Read More
Celebrate Irish heritage at the 32nd annual St. Patrick’s Day Pa
About 100 floats will make hit the streets of downtown Billings on Saturday for the 32nd annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Celtic Fair. → Read More
Woman dies in doorway of business early Saturday morning
Detectives investigating the death determined there was nothing suspicious on scene and that the woman had been drinking with other transients throughout the night. → Read More
Introducing the Glovebox Guide to Recognizing Montana's Mountain
Anyone who has driven on Montana highways has seen the majesty of our state's mountains from the road. But how much do you really know about them? → Read More
Roads closing for Spring plowing in Yellowstone National Park
Roads in Yellowstone National Park will begin closing to oversnow travel starting Sunday as Spring plowing commences. → Read More
Did Abraham Lincoln sleep here?
Visitors to a small log cabin in Kentucky are right to ask: Is it true that Abraham Lincoln slept here? → Read More
Full-time student enrollment down at MSUB, part-time enrollment
Full-time students at Montana State University Billings are down for the 2018 spring semester compared to spring 2017, but gains in part-time students helped boost overall headcount growth. → Read More
Billings woman stabs ex-boyfriend attempting to break into her h
With police enroute, Gered Achuleta, 19, broke through the front door of the residence and knocked the woman, 30, to the ground in front of her four children and grandmother. → Read More
Billings to resume residential snow plowing
The city will resume residential plowing operations after almost 7 inches of snow fell over night. → Read More
Man robbed at Walmart in Billings Heights
A man was robbed at the entrance to Walmart in the Billings Heights Friday night at 9:21 p.m. → Read More
Man stabs roommate in chest on Billings West End
A drunk man stabbed his roommate in the chest Friday night. → Read More
Suspects still at large after pair of separate robberies in Bill
Two separate robberies happened in Billings Friday night. → Read More
Man shot in officer-involved shooting in Lockwood
Officers were dispatched to the 1900 block of Canary Ave. in Lockwood early Sunday morning to check the welfare of a possible suicidal person. → Read More
Yellowstone National Park implements plan for government shutdow
Yellowstone National Park implemented its plan for a government shutdown Saturday in response to the lapse in federal appropriations. → Read More
Billings residents take to streets for Montana Women's March
The demonstration's call to action was to encourage women to run for office, run to the polls, run with business or nonprofit ideas, to volunteer in the community. → Read More
Here's how a government shutdown will affect Montana
Not all federally funded organizations will grind to a halt, but many will. It all depends on whether or not certain services are considered essential or nonessential. → Read More
Message of peace comes to Billings
Manuel Frederick and Andrew Tisba promoted their cause at the Martin Luther King Jr. bell ringing ceremony at MSUB using a simple hand gesture to bring strangers together. → Read More
Tester hears infrastructure priorities from Billings officials
U.S. Senator Jon Tester hosted a round-table discussion at the Plumbers and Pipefitters hall to hear from Billings officials about their infrastructure priorities Friday. → Read More
President Trump is pushing rural Internet access. Here's what Mo
With an average per-mile fiber optic installation cost of $30,000 in rural Montana, the cost to build broadband infrastructure surpasses any income made from customers reached. → Read More