Why some Montana ranchers still want mandatory country-of-origin labels
American meat producers hope for a premium on domestic beef and pork, but economists say the policy would violate trade agreements and raise costs.
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Public pushback prompts Yellowstone County to table effort to regulate signature gathering
A representative from the American Civil Liberties Union attorney called the policy an "invitation for the county to get sued” during a packed meeting Tuesday morning.
Billings dissolves Citizen Police Advisory Board, 5 other volunteer bodies
Among the dissolved boards were the Animal Control Board, the Aviation and Transit Advisory Board, the Board of Adjustment, the Billings Zoning Commission and the Energy and Conservation Commission.
UPDATE: Former healthcare executive found not guilty of groping teen
James Gary Sheets was found not guilty of misdemeanor sexual assault. Sheets spent roughly two decades working for Intermountain Health.
St. John's pursues trio of projects designed to fill gaps in senior housing market
The number of people in the United States who are 75 and older will grow by another 27 million people through the year 2050, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Korean barbecue chain to open new location in Billings Heights
Cupbop is coming to Main Street, across from Target in Billings Heights. Billings
Pressure mounts to force Bankhead out of Montana’s Senate race as deadline looms
In an interview, Bankhead wrote off the “old guard” of the Montana Democratic Party and national campaign committee that abandoned her.
MSU Billings researchers 'fish' for DNA in Yellowstone River as microscopic pollution grows
A team of professors and undergraduate students is sampling roughly 600 miles of the Yellowstone River this summer as part of an study of water chemistry and microbial life.
Billings nurse recovering after Granite Peak climbing accident
BILLINGS, Mont. — A Billings wound care nurse is recovering after he survived a climbing accident on Granite Peak that left him impaled by his own trekking pole.
Beat the heat: What you need to know before triple-digit heat returns to Montana this weekend
BILLINGS, Mont. — With another round of triple-digit temperatures expected across Montana this weekend, many people will be relying on air conditioners and fans to stay cool. But as temperatures