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This Halloween, several Billings senior homes are opening their doors to little trick-or-treaters, bringing smiles, candy, and connection across generations.

There’s a rising trend where groups gather solely to scream out stress and it might be exactly what this Billings needs.

A tough blow for nearly 78,000 Montanans as food assistance hits a snag—local pantries are gearing up for a challenging month ahead.

A shy Corgi mix named Vogue has captured hearts at the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter—this story highlights the gentle spirit behind her timid exterior.

From bobcats to mountain lions, our state is home to three impressive felines. Let's take a closer look at their stories.

Color, music, and memories come together at this year’s Day of the Dead celebration in Billings, a weekend to honor loved ones and celebrate life.

A Monday evening disturbance call in Belgrade ended in tragedy, leaving one officer injured and a suspect dead.

Once the gateway to the West, now an ideal spot to relax by the Missouri River. Fort Benton is peaceful, scenic, and full of Montana history

Families in Billings are holding their breath after Carter’s announced plans to close 150 stores nationwide. Could our local store, the one so many of us have shopped since our kids were newborns, be next?

The City of Billings is progressing on the development of two new reservoirs on the West End, which will soon serve as the city's new water supply. The public is invited to submit their name suggestions for the new bodies of water.

Ever scraped your windshield in April and thought, “Why do I live here?” only to watch a sunset over the mountains that instantly changed your mind? Turns out, a whole lot of Montanans feel the exact same way.

Over 25 years ago, baby Grace was found inside a dumpster on a cold morning behind a bowling alley in Missoula. Now, Missoula has a "Safe Haven" so that a situation like that hopefully never happens again.