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A Pryor man will spend more than seven years in federal prison after admitting to sexually abusing two women on Montana reservations.

Parents, summer's on the horizon, and a unique sports camp is waiting to welcome your kids without breaking the bank.

These five spring driving mistakes can lead to tickets, damage, or dangerous situations for Montana drivers.

Baby goat yoga, Highland cows, rescue animals, and barbecue are all part of an upcoming Laurel fundraiser.

A Billings traffic confrontation involving a firearm has ended with a federal prison sentence for a 41-year-old man.

With plans to bring honey-infused drinks to the masses, a local veteran-owned company is making waves in the craft beverage world.

With street closures and excitement in the air, the Montana Women's Run is ready to make its mark once again this Saturday in Billings. Get ready for a lively morning!

Governor Gianforte is pushing for Montana to switch to a flat income tax rate by 2027. Governor Gianforte explains by phone how this can help protect Montanans in the future.

The 2026 lineup at Billings’ First Interstate Arena features a mix of country, rock, and comedy, giving fans a wide variety of shows to choose from.

The Billings Memorial Parade is bringing the community together to honor fallen heroes while supporting veterans and their families.

The Big Sky Reptile Expo is returning to Billings this May with snakes, lizards, spiders, educational exhibits, and family-friendly fun at MetraPark.

The Cato Ranch, with its deep-rooted history and stunning views, is waiting for someone to carry on its legacy. This is a slice of Americana like no other.

In this week’s Wet Nose Wednesday, let’s meet Beth, the sweet little cat who’s already capturing hearts after a rough start in life.

Montana gas prices are on the rise again.

As bison face removal from their grazing lands, the debate echoes across the plains, revealing a tug-of-war over our natural heritage.

A major eagle trafficking case tied to Montana ended with a strong federal warning about illegally killing protected birds.

Invasive jumping worms are raising concerns in Montana as they damage soil and threaten gardens and natural landscapes.

In a world where many coast through senior year, one student is redefining what it means to excel. Chase McLean is inspiring peers with his incredible drive.

The Billings Fire Department responded to nearly 18,000 calls in 2025—but there are a few things they simply won’t do. Here are 4 services you shouldn’t expect from BFD.

A substitute teacher was removed after an incident at a Hardin school, now under review by the district and local law enforcement.

The thrill of Yellowstone’s beauty can come with dangers. A recent bear incident has everyone talking as park officials take action.