Billings News

Just after 12 noon today (Saturday 2/27), Montana Highway Patrol reported a "pileup crash" on I-90 Westbound between milemarker 450 and 455, according to the @MTHwyPatrol Twitter page.

Our heroes with the Billings Fire Department were busy on Friday (2/26), with two "back-to-back" fires, and two dogs saved, according to a post on Instagram.

Residents who received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at Cedar Hall in MetraPark, will get their second dose at a different location, according to a press release from Unified Health Command (UHC).

Southwest is adding Montana to it's schedule with new, daily direct flights from Bozeman to Las Vegas and Denver. Flights start March 27th with introductory fares as low as $39 each way.

Getting our property tax bill twice a year stings, but Montana isn't even in the top ten when it comes to expensive tax bills.

Federal data shows Montana is the most efficient state in the nation for administering doses received by the federal government.

The entire Billings community is mourning the loss of three teenagers, all students at Billings West High School, who died in a rollover car crash this past Friday night (2/19).

Finally, a triathlon event for people who don't like running, swimming or riding a bike.

All the fun stuff that makes Billings awesome, didn't really happen in 2020. We're hoping these events will be back on the calendar this summer.

Plans to develop a four-year medical school on the west end of Billings has been proposed by Rocky Vista University (RVA).

Billings girl starts Kicks for Kids 406, a non-profit aiming to discreetly provide new, stylish tennis shoes for kids in Montana who may have never received a new pair of shoes.

Montana is now one of 18 Constitutional Carry states. Here's the lowdown on where and how you can carry a firearm without a permit in Yellowstone County.