Belly up to the bar for the Western Heritage Center's four new exhibitions
They say there’s no such thing as bad beer — but in 1949 the Billings Brewing Company really tried to prove them wrong.
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Paint the town with this roundup of things to do in Billings this week, and all that jazz
The Jake Five: "1776" at BST, "Chicago" at NOVA, new Steven Spielberg (NEW! STEVEN! SPIELBERG!) at Art House, Hellroaring play Alive After 5, Lecture at Western Heritage Center and more.
‘They were really a cultural force:’ Beatles expert Scott Freiman on why 'Sgt. Pepper' still matters
Scott Freiman will bring his lecture series "Deconstructing the Beatles" to the Art House for a presentation on "Sgt. Pepper" on Monday, Aug. 22 at 7 p.m.
May Pang sharing her John Lennon photos, and the stories behind them, at Toucan in Billings
May Pang dated John Lennon in the mid-1970s. The photos she took of him are a shockingly intimate peak at one of the most famous people who has ever lived.
'A window into the lives of wild birds': Spring Meadow osprey nest video stream goes live
The inner workings of the osprey nest at Spring Meadow Lake State Park will now be streamed on Youtube thanks to a webcam project realized by Last Chance Audubon Society
Montana's minerals: How mining molded the Treasure State's rich history
Editor's note: This story is part of America 250, a series that examines Montana through both a historical and modern-day lens. As we celebrate America turning 250 this year, we in turn are celebrating the p...
Billions in border wall contracts are going to a Montana firm run by a Trump donor
Trump made finishing the border wall a centerpiece of his 2024 campaign, and soon after he took office, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act allocated $46.5 billion for the project.
Polson man sentenced to 50 years for murder over inheritance
A Polson man who killed Ed Loder in 2024 over an inheritance dispute was sentenced to 50 years in prison Friday.
Helena Food Share offers community gathering at 'Summer Lot Party'
The Helena Food Share hosted a "Summer Lot Party" on Friday where people gathered for food, drinks, games and more from late morning to the early afternoon.
Montana officials retool policy to hunt more mountain lions
Montana wildlife policymakers walked back part of a controversial measure to reduce western populations of mountain lions, often blamed for low deer and elk populations.
Body of kayaker found on Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park
On the morning of June 8, occupants of a vessel on Yellowstone Lake discovered the body of a 41-year-old male, Brandon Rhea of Denver, Colorado.
Photo: 4 vehicle crash near Mullowney Lane and King Avenue West
Southbound traffic is totally closed, northbound is down to single lane. A Billings Police Department Facebook post at 1:40 p.m. said to expect closure to last for a few hours.
Studies show how homeless numbers ebb and flow in Billings and Montana
The assessment, released at the end of May, showed Montana ranking fourth in the nation for the largest increase in homelessness, with an increase of 96.8% since 2007.
How state law caused the city of Billings to violate its own charter
Over the past two fiscal years, both times the city of Billings has levied property taxes to fund its operations it technically has been violating its own city charter.
'Symbol of Montana:' Silver belt buckle submitted by delegation for 250th time capsule
The buckle, which adorned with the American flag and bordered by golden rope, was made by Montana Silversmiths in Columbus.
Attorneys for Billings man accused of murder argue for case to be dismissed
Attorneys for a Billings man facing multiple felonies, including homicide, are asking the presiding judge to dismiss the charges on the grounds that he is intellectually unfit to stand trial.
New opportunity in Florida lures Richard Duffy away from Rocky women’s soccer
After a long and successful tenure at RMC, he’ll be the director of girls soccer at DME Academy in Florida.
New job postings for Billings job seekers
Browse through the latest Billings employment postings and find your next career.
'Drawn to clay': Archie Bray celebrates 75 years shaping artists in the Helena community
This summer join the Archie Bray in kicking off its historic 75th anniversary with a special lineup of activities including exhibitions, community workshops and its signature Brickyard Bash.
Sen. Sheehy pushed to cut firefighting aircraft inspections the same month his former company failed one
A little over a year ago, Sen. Tim Sheehy floated an audacious proposal to reshape the way the federal government fights wildfires.
Teen girl submerged for nearly 10 minutes in rafting accident near Glacier
A 17-year-old girl on a commercial rafting trip near Glacier National Park is on a ventilator after an accident.
Missoula man sentenced to 20 years in prison for raping teenagers
Dawson Barry Simmons initially faced 11 sexual intercourse without consent charges in two separate cases when he was 17 and 18 years old.
Clinton man pleads not guilty to 2 unsolved 1990s Missoula murders
The man is charged with murdering two elderly women in 1990, according to charging documents.
Cousins Madison, Nasya O'Connor unite for Montana All-Stars
The two future college hoopers are players for Montana in the Montana-Wyoming All-Star Basketball Series.