Heat cuts 35th annual Billings Strawberry Festival short
High temperatures cut the 35th annual Strawberry Festival in downtown Billings short Saturday afternoon.
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High temperatures cut the 35th annual Strawberry Festival in downtown Billings short Saturday afternoon.
Saturday was a sizzler in Montana and Wyoming with many highs soaring into the record-breaking 100s. Although we'll have some clouds Sunday afternoon, it will be hotter, and all-time records may fall.
The Augusta Area Historical Society broke ground on a new museum after raising more than $100,000 over seven months of community support.
Heat gradually eases early this week, but temperatures remain above normal as monsoon moisture brings increasing clouds, showers and thunderstorms from Monday night through midweek
State officials have confirmed a case of rabies in Yellowstone County, prompting veterinarians to remind residents to avoid contact with wildlife and ensure pets are current on their vaccinations.
Two women who helped carjack a pickup truck that ended with the driver’s death in a South Side Billings neighborhood were sentenced to prison last week.
As Montanans flock to lakes and reservoirs to escape the summer heat, state officials are warning about harmful algal blooms appearing in waterways across the state
Billings fire and police are investigating a possible arson at the Galloping Goose Clubhouse on North 34th Street after a fire broke out around 2:30 a.m.
Record-breaking temperatures sent residents across Billings searching for ways to stay cool Sunday as the city reached 111 degrees, creating dangerous conditions that strained infrastructure.
Although it will be slightly "cooler", heat warnings are still in place to start the week, with a chance of thunderstorms moving back into the region.
Scattered thunderstorms remain in the forecast through midweek. Temperatures could soar into the triple digits by the weekend, making it the hottest stretch of 2026 so far.
Mother Nature & Uncle Sam clearly had a successful meeting, since we had plenty of sun & warmth on the Fourth of July. We can expect increasing clouds and isolated showers and thunderstorms on Sunday.
The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opened to the public Saturday morning, bringing thousands of visitors to Medora.
The Montana Department of Justice has charged a Hill County man with one count of deliberate homicide in the case of a 2019 murder on the Rocky Boy Indian Reservation.
John Austin Micu was charged after a year-long investigation by the state's Division of Criminal Investigation
The Yellowstone County Courthouse remains closed after a sprinkler line was damaged during demolition, flooding parts of the building.
If your air quality app showed hazardous conditions, a faulty monitor—not worsening air—may be to blame.
Land in the the Billings heights that recently held pods from the Bakken oil field, have been temporarily moved to a storage facility, but it’s in preparation of construction on the LB Lofts expected to st...
A small wave brought showers and thunderstorms to mainly the higher terrain on Thursday afternoon, but many of us stayed dry. We'll have fewer clouds overnight, and only isolated activity on Friday.
TGIF! A chance for severe storms remains in the forecast for eastern Montana on Friday ahead of a mainly dry and hot Independence Day weekend.
Fireworks are flying off the shelves at stands in the Billings area as families gear up to celebrate Independence Day and America's 250th birthday, even as prices have climbed.
Stillwater County commissioners voted unanimously on Thursday to approve a conditional use permit for a sheep feedlot in Molt.
A wave of energy brought another round of isolated showers and thunderstorms to parts of Montana & Wyoming on Friday, but we also had more warmth, too. The Fourth of July will be mostly sunny and hot!
Laurel's annual Fourth of July celebration has been one of Montana's largest fireworks displays, and with the nation marking its 250th birthday, organizers say this year's show could be bigger than ever.