Billings News

Montanans value tradition and familiarity, but how many among us are actually native to the state?

Rachel’s Challenge is coming to Billings and the CEO has addressed some concerns and explains what parents can expect.

When Billings traffic lights go dark or start flashing, it’s part of a safety start-up process. Here's what to expect—and how to stay safe.

Wondering if Montana is an at-will employment state? Learn about Montana's unique job protections and what it means for your rights as an employee.

A teacher in Billings has resigned, expressing concerns over spending on non-academic programs and urging a stronger focus on academic support.

Nearly 45 years later, this brutal double murder near Billings remains unsolved. Here's what we know about the case that still haunts Montana.

In times of fear and confusion, the Billings 911 Communications Center is our lifeline.

Have you seen Dean Rondeau? The Billings Police are asking for your eyes and ears in the search for this missing elderly man.

Montana residents, heads up! A food safety alert regarding celery sticks has been issued. Are those veggies lurking in your fridge or freezer?

Out of all the music festivals in the United States, one right here in Montana has ranked as second best!