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The inaugural First Responder's Appreciation Day is on the calendar for August 22. The event features a variety of fun activities and funds raised will help provide "items of comfort" (i.e. stuffed animals, blankets, etc) for kids who encounter law enforcement, EMT's and the fire…

We're on the downhill side of summer. Here are five fun things you should do in Billings before the snow flies.

The key for best viewing is eliminating light pollution. Sure, you can see a few from your back porch in Billings, but for best results you'll need to get out of town. Here are three spots within 20 minutes or so from Billings that could offer great meteor watching.

The City of Billings Code Enforcement Division unveiled the latest "Dirty Dozen" list of homes and properties that have been topping the charts for various ordinance violations.

The 80th annual Sturgis Rally kicked off today. If you can't make it in-person, catch the action virtually. Here are three live webcams streaming the event from downtown Sturgis.

Multiple sources are reporting the Big Sky Conference football season has been cancelled.

850 new cases of the novel coronavirus were reported in Yellowstone County last month, with more than 300 of those cases still active as of July 31.

How much do you love MacKenzie River? So. Good.

Pickle flavored stuff is hot right now, so it makes sense that it was just a matter of time until someone decided to make a pickle flavored booze. That someone is Billings native, Austin Chesser.

MontanaFair has drastically scaled back events this year due to COVID-19. However, the fair has been extended to seventeen days instead of 10. It kicked off today (7/24) and runs through August 15th at MetraPark. They are offering various ticket packages at substantial savings.

Billings' newest outdoor gear retailer opened their doors today (7/24) and is now open from 10 to 6 daily.

"The statewide face covering order is a public health directive. It is not a mandate for law enforcement to issue citations and arrest violators." The bottom line: law enforcement is telling Montana's governor that they cannot and will not enforce his mandatory mask order.