American Prairie lawsuit over bison grazing on Montana state lands heard in court
Earlier this year, Montana leaders adopted a new policy, putting a pause on requests to graze bison on state trust lands.
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Dog bites illustrate important lessons about rabies risks and treatment
A dog bite can happen to anyone — and when it does, medical experts say it's critical to see a doctor immediately, even if the wound seems minor.
Statue delivered in advance of Montana Firefighters Memorial ceremony
Jamie Swecker, board chair of the Montana State Firefighters Memorial, said Romero's sacrifice warranted recognition even though he was not a Montana resident.
Conservation group challenges federal decision on Montana bison grazing permits
A conservation group is appealing the Bureau of Land Management’s decision to cancel bison grazing permits on seven public-land allotments in Phillips County.
Q2 Billings Area Weather: A dry start to Friday, but showers by evening
TGIF! Friday will be mainly dry and warmer ahead of a chance for showers and isolated thunderstorms Friday night into Saturday.
Pondera County farmers and water managers battle years of drought in Northern Montana
Swift Dam water allocations remain well below typical levels as a third-generation farmer enters what may be his eighth consecutive year of drought.
North Toole County unveils patriotic murals for America 250
Organizers say it’s about honoring veterans, sharing history, and bringing all four towns together for one unforgettable Flag Day.
Q2 AOW: Billings West 'besties' to help launch women's flag football at Hastings College
Just a couple months ago, Krista Kvilhaug and Macy Wegner were targeted for different colleges. But a sport that strengthened their friendship changed that.
Butte strongman attempts to lift 96,000 pounds in one hour to benefit local addiction recovery home
A Butte strongman is attempting to lift over 96,000 pounds in one hour to raise money for a new addiction recovery home.
Montana man sentenced after confessing to murder over a possible property inheritance dispute
Man sentenced for the murder of Ed Loder in a possible property inheritance dispute worth millions. Defendant confessed to Lake County Sheriff's Office after body found in Twin Lakes area.
Bird's-eye view: Spring Meadow Lake welcomes osprey livestream
The construction of both the webcam and nesting platform was a collaboration between Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks and Last Chance Audubon.
Ellsworth official misconduct charge to move forward, but judge lifts suspension from Senate
Former Montana Senate President Sen. Jason Ellsworth, R-Hamilton, is set to go to trial on a charge of official misconduct next month.
Multinational military exercise wraps up at Fort Harrison
Regional Cooperation 2026, led by U.S. Central Command, gave more than 350 soldiers from across 10 countries a chance to work through real-world scenarios together.
Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl championship rings are the largest ever made
The Seattle Seahawks team and staff received their Super Bowl rings Thursday night, the largest Super Bowl championship rings ever made.
US and Iran approach a ceasefire agreement, but they're not 'at the finish line yet'
After a months-long conflict, the United States and Iran are nearing an agreement officials say would open the Strait of Hormuz and deny Iran a nuclear weapon.
Trump says US military strike killed leader of Tren de Aragua gang with help from Venezuela
President Donald Trump said Friday that a “swift and lethal kinetic” U.S. strike has killed Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores, whom he called “the infamous leader” of the Tren de Aragua gang.
Carnival that injured Butte teen opens in Livingston amid safety questions and scrutiny
Midway West Amusements opened Thursday at the Park County Fairgrounds, less than a week after a 13-year-old boy was seriously injured after falling from the Yo-Yo ride during a carnival stop in Butte.
May Pang showcases personal photos and memories of John Lennon to Billings gallery
A rare and personal look at John Lennon is on display in Billings this weekend, told through the photographs and memories of the woman who was by his side.
Sheriff warns of scammer posing as federal employee in Yellowstone County
Authorities are warning of a scam in Yellowstone County that duped two people out of a "significant amount of money."
Downtown Billings bar turns into World Cup fan zone
The FIFA World Cup kicked off Thursday, and while tickets to see the games in person can cost thousands of dollars, fans in Billings are finding their own way to be part of the action
Park County sheriff's deputy arrested following off-duty incident in Livingston
A Park County sheriff's deputy was arrested Friday after an off-duty incident in Livingston. Sweet Grass County will handle charges.
Update: Cody police say married couple died of gunshot wounds; no other suspects
The Cody Police Department said in a news release that officers responded Thursday to a welfare check involving the couple on South Fork Street.
Out & About: Billings Fun Con, Downtown Mini Golf, Morning Bird Stroll
This weekend is set to call to fans of everything from pop culture and comics to mini golf and bird-watching. You might find yourself swapping between your costume and a pair of binoculars.
Q2 Billings Area Weather: Overnight rain & mountain snow, then decreasing clouds
A cold front is pushing southward from Canada, and we'll have increasing clouds this evening. We can expect late evening and overnight rain and mountain snow, but most of the rain will end by sunrise.