Billings News

Old dump sites are irresistible to me and this oddity I found has me stumped.

150 Montana soldiers from around the state are assisting with security in Washington, DC for the inauguration next week.

It's only 537 square feet, in pretty rough shape and the asking price is $135,000. Here's why.

Kelley was last seen around 4:30 pm Wednesday, January 13 and his wife reported he did not come home from work that evening and has been acting out of character.

The National Weather Service reported wind gusts in parts of Yellowstone County were almost at Category 1 hurricane strength, with Molt, Laurel, and Acton all having wind reports of over 70 mph yesterday (Wednesday 1/14).

Governor Gianforte lifts nearly all COVID-19 restrictions, effective Friday morning.

The next litter pick-up day on February 7th marks the one-year anniversary of the volunteer effort to help keep downtown Billings clean.

With possible record high winds expected in our area, here are some things to keep an eye on around your house.

After responding to a disturbance call Monday afternoon, Billings Police found a deceased female at a Calhoun Lane apartment.

Medical personnel were dispatched to YCDF around 10:20am MDT on Satuday (1/9) for a "report of an inmate, lying unresponsive in his bed."

The Produce Market at 1812 Grand is planning a soft opening this Friday, January 15.

The National Weather Service is warning residents of south central and southeast Montana to "secure loose outdoor items!" beginning tomorrow night (1/12), with gusts up to 85 miles per hour possible in our area.