Billings City Council

If you're interesting in getting into politics, a city council position is a great start. Not sure how to begin? The Billings Chamber is offering a free course covering the basics on May 20th.

Plus, here's why this question matters to the rest of the state- which is SCREAMING for property tax relief.

Communities all across Montana are dealing with overcrowded jails. Here's what is being done in Billings to try and help tackle the problem in the short term. Plus, why did people in Montana's largest get hit with insanely high water bills?

City Council members, or at least seven of them, must really have a set. $143 million to fund all of their hopes and dreams for a big recreation center.

Typically, when the phrase "bought City Hall" is used, it means something like you have politicians or city officials in your pocket. In this case, you can actually purchase Billings' City Hall.

Here's your chance to have an impact on how the City of Billings conducts business. From Animal Control to Zoning, the deadline to apply for these volunteer positions is November 14th.

Here's the million dollar question... will it just push crime elsewhere?

The city council passed some new updated zoning rules last night. The one rule I have never understood is the 600-foot rule.

The so-called non-discrimination ordinance was rejected in a 7-4 vote by the Billings City Council, as council members decided not to take up the issue following a lengthy public comment session.

The divisive NDO debate is back in front of the Billings City Council, and the Billings Police Department sent out a notice to local media with the subject "Monday Night City Council Security Measures."

In the coming days heading in to the New Year, I'll be sharing my top Montana blog posts for 2019 (based on "local unique visitor" counts). Coming in at #10: "Democrat Socialists Looking for Foothold in Billings Council Race"

So, I got my property tax BILL last week. Make no mistake, it is a bill and not a statement. I see that the price to live where I've lived for 15 years is going up. Again.