Jen Austin

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

Bike season has finally arrived in Montana and everybody in Billings is getting out and hitting the streets on two wheels. Everyone knows about Beartooth Pass and Going-to-the-Sun Road. These are certainly awesome rides that everyone should do at least once in their lifetime...

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).

I was scrolling through Facebook the other day, and saw this great video of Tuni Rafaele down at the Dallas Cowboys athletic training facility in Texas. While down in Texas, Tuni was featured in front of their national convention to share his personal story about overcoming a major life obstacle and…

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.

Since 2008, a student from each of these high schools has been chosen to paint a mural on a selected Master Lube building with the public vote selecting who wins the traveling trophy and bragging rights.

Snow is forecast to start early Tuesday (4/30) morning in Billings making rush hour travel hazardous with slushy, slick roads and poor visibility.

Led by the congregation at 1st United Methodist Church, more than 15,000 diapers were collected during the annual collection drive that supports community members who struggle with diaper need.

Using 2018 FBI data from more than 13,000 law enforcement agencies in cities with populations over 2,500, SafeHome.org has ranked the 25 Safest Cities in Montana.

Paul was talking this morning about making stadiums in our area multipurpose. High School football at Cobb Field, for example. Taxpayers built it and ought to get more use out of it. That thought led me to things that have been repurposed.

The latest renovation on the 87 year old structure will begin May 6.

What's shaping up to be a historic spring storm could bring feet of snow to areas of Montana over the next 48 hours. Winter Storm Wesley is expected to have blizzard-like conditions in the plains on Wednesday with 1-2 feet of snow and wind gusts up to 60 mph possible.

The school went into a temporary lock down.

With space heaters and snow blowers working overtime, it's been weeks since we've gotten above 32 degrees. While we will likely see significant snow this weekend, Billings is expected to have high temperatures above the freezing mark almost every day until late March.

The National Weather Service has a Wind Chill Warning in effect for Yellowstone Country through 12 Noon mountain time Monday, March 4 with wind chills of 45 below zero and frostbite on exposed skin possible within ten minutes.

Air Temperatures on Sunday could be near minus 20.