Nonprofit on Crow Nation receives funds from opioid settlement
The Mountain Shadow Associated, based in Lodge Grass, announced that the Montana Opioid Abatement Trust had awarded funds to support the organization.
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Montana Gov. Gianforte declares Sunday a 'Day of Prayer for Rain' amid worsening drought
“Prayer is the most powerful tool we have,” Gianforte said in a statement. “I ask Montanans who are faithful to join Susan and me in coming to God with thanks
Rosebud Coal Mine has laid off more than 60 workers after mild winter
Following a mild winter, mining company Westmoreland laid off more than a fifth of its workforce at the Rosebud Mine.
Thirsty Street, a 10-year Billings staycation: homebrewers competition caps Craft Beer Week
In their ten years of owning and operating Thirsty Street, Shea and Jill Dawson have excelled at fostering community in their corner of Billings and within the local beer scene.
Billings passes new long-range community plan to address housing defecit
City Council passed Billings 2045 Monday night, ushering in a new era of development for the city.
Montana conservation groups sue state wildlife agency over corner crossing memo
Montana Backcountry Hunters & Anglers and Public Land Waters Access Association are asking the court to declare Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ interpretation that corner crossing is unlawful is itself ill...
Mario Lopez signs new 5 year contract as CEO of the Billings Symphony
"The next few years are a crucial time for this regional cultural pillar, and we know that under Mario’s leadership, the symphony will continue to grow and fulfill its mission."
FWP director reports progress within troubled enforcement division
Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials told lawmakers they have a plan in place to hire a new chief and address persistent workplace problems in the division.
Bollocks! Montana man admits to illegal sale of ram testicles
John Edward Lewton admitted to selling to gonads to a rancher who had customers in Alabama, Arkansas, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas and West Virginia.
Here in Billings this week, things are going pretty good, not bad, can't complain
The Jake Five: John Prine doc, Miss Massive Snowflake, a trio of greats at Listening Lounge, Bach and Brews, Great Depression talk at WHC and more.
Bodnar’s unconventional Senate campaign takes shape, questions linger about his chances
BUTTE – It’s at a dimly lit hotel bar huddled around a table with a dozen fellow veterans that Seth Bodnar, independent candidate for U.S. Senate, let himself go off
Mailer mayhem: Super PACS spending surges in Montana’s Democratic primary for U.S. Senate
The spending appears to be part of a war between super PACs working to push their preferred candidate through a field that
Track speedsters honored as Athletes of the Week presented by Billings Clinic
Highlights of the 2026 Midland Roundtable Top 10 on Tuesday, May 5 at the Laurel Sports Complex.
Dusty winds blot out northeast Montana roads
The Montana Department of Transportation warned that high winds were reducing visibility for all of the major arteries in northeast Montana, including Richland, Daniels, Sheridan and Roosevelt counties.
Lawmakers, providers object to Montana DPHHS clawing back reimbursement hikes
Lawmakers urged Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte to heed warnings that clawing back the planned rollout of Medicaid provider rate increases would hurt healthcare providers and destabilize an already-fragile in...
Photos: Billings airport hosts disaster drill on Thursday
The Billings airport, hospitals, fire and ambulance personnel, Yellowstone County Disaster and Emergency Services as well as airline staff members attend full scale disaster exercise on Thursday. Volunteer v...
Quantica commits further to self-funded power for data center near Broadview
Quantica Infrastructure reaffirmed Thursday a “pay our own way” approach to powering its planned 5,100-acre data center campus north of Billings.
Independents occupy every federal race in Montana. How will voters respond?
Mike Eisenhauer said he’s collected the signatures needed to appear in the eastern congressional district, while Kimberly Persico in the west said things weren’t “looking real good.”
Double downtown debut: Filipino cuisine is taking over old Sarah’s location on 29th Street
La Cocina Filipina should start serving lumpia and other delights by late June or July. It
Can Democrats reclaim ground in western Montana? Meet four candidates angling to find out
Despite relatively few policy disagreements, the campaigns for Ryan Busse, Russell Cleveland, Sam Forstag and Matt Rains have each taken on their own dynamic.
Coalition continues dogged campaign to restore Silver Bow Creek
The Restore Our Creek Coalition has fought 11 years for restoration of the ditched and neglected portion of Silver Bow Creek in Butte. Now the volunteer coalition is back.
Poplar woman sentenced for embezzling over $100,000
Parker Gray Hawk pleaded guilty to using her position as head of accounting for Fort Peck Manufacturing to cut checks for herself, modify payrolls and make purchases on company cards.
PBR Unleash The Beast won't return to Billings in 2027
Instead, the circuit plans on bringing a Velocity Tour stop to Billings in 2027.
Lt. Gov. Juras opines that corner crossing is illegal in Montana, others disagree
Lt. Gov. Kristen Juras offered a presentation to the Environmental Quality Council on why corner crossing is illegal in Montana. Some of the members want a second opinion.