Billings News

A two-year-old cat named Baddie is ready for a fresh start after being rescued from a hoarding situation in Billings.

Twenty five years ago, nobody knew it was the last ordinary night before everything changed. Montana remembers.

Montana's best-paying no-degree jobs can top six figures a year.

Authorities are on the hunt for a fugitive that could be hiding in Montana. Ronald Watson is allegedly a part a group of rioters who damaged an ICE building back in 2020.

The B.A.S.T.A.R.D.S. are back with their 21st annual ride, combining remembrance with community fundraising.

The grand prize on September 30 is a handmade Shiloh Sharps 1874 Montana Roughrider, custom built in Big Timber and valued at $3,100.

The FAA stopped civilian aviation nationwide on September 11, affecting Montana airports while military and emergency flights continued.

The National Weather Service explains how a storm rapidly intensified near Shepherd, producing three-inch hail, damaging winds, and flooding rain.

A free retreat for family caregivers comes to the Billings Public Library on September 16.

Veterans and first responders can attend a free Billings concert and dinner commemorating the 25th anniversary of September 11.

Montana's only piece of the Twin Towers rests at a Billings memorial, 25 years after 9/11.

A Billings man is in critical condition after a shooting near North 23rd Street that prompted a SWAT response.