Billings News

This sign says "served billions and billions". I might say that this is false advertising.

While we may be Montana's biggest city, Billings isn't usually known for attracting new residents the way Bozeman or Missoula does. But that may be changing.

A mountain lion was reported at the intersection of Virginia Lane and Silver Lane near the campus of MSU-Billings on Friday night (7/13) prompting a Public Safety Advisory from the MSUB Police Department.

I went to the 10 year reunion and got to hear about all of the success of classmates.

Habitat For Humanity Mid-Yellowstone Valley opened their new ReStore location in April but it took a couple of months for the outpouring of donations to fill the more than 18,000 square feet of retail space and home improvement warehouse.

While Zimmerman Trail has reopened to all traffic after chip sealing and striping was completed, there's another project nearby that could slow traffic this week.

With construction on 27th Street for water line installation, Zimmerman Trail being closed intermittently and the arrival of Vice President Mike Pence, Downtown Billings will become a mess of traffic congestion beginning Wednesday (6/12) morning

The Montana Department of Transportation have message boards off Rimrock Road and on Highway 3 that are letting travelers know Zimmerman Trail will be closed from Friday, June 7 until Thursday, June 13.

Severe weather is expected to arrive in southeastern Montana tomorrow (6/6) afternoon with the potential for large hail, heavy winds and torrential rain through Friday (6/7).

The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Watch ahead of severe thunderstorms expected in Yellowstone County on Friday afternoon.

The transformation is already taking place at the intersection of 3rd Avenue North and North Broadway as the Alberta Bair Theater renovation begins to take shape.

After four days above 80 degrees, the Magic City will experience a huge temperature drop and what could be a soggy couple of weeks.