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Workers are scrambling this week as they put the finishing touches on the beautiful 2020 Fall Parade of Homes houses. The 30th annual event kicks off this weekend with social distancing rules.

They have awarded the contract for the bridge over the Yellowstone River for the Billings bypass, according to the Montana Department of Transportation.

The rumors are true. Laurel is getting it's first Wendy's. Heavy equipment is already prepping the site for construction and the store is hoping to be open July 1st, 2020.

Let's make sure the suspect is caught and prosecuted. They could have killed this person.

We have two big seasons in Montana: hunting season and construction season. Guess which one people like better? Chip sealing is big now and watch for the project at the I-90/I -94 Interchange. Expect delays and watch the signs, 6am to midnight...

The Zimmerman construction project is on schedule for completion Nov.12. When the project is complete, I wish it would be a no pedestrians allowed road. There is too much traffic, cars and trucks, to provide a safe route for Joggers and bikers even with the new road...

Billings, frustrated while driving through constructions zones, watching impatient Bottleneckers sneak past you? We watch the bottlenecker creep slowly, cutting you off from your right of way. You don't want to get hit by the bottlenecker, so do you let them take your lane or calmy drive, smile…

Billings, we must be excited to see traffic lights going up at the intersection of Hesper and 32nd. Congested traffic at this intersection will finally see more flow once the lights become operational.

If you're planning on heading into the Heights this weekend, perhaps for the Health and Fitness Expo at MetraPark, keep in mind that Fourth Avenue does have a couple of lanes closed. It doesn't start until around 23rd Street, so it isn't terrible, but Zimmerman Trail may be …

I'm no urban planner but there had to be a better plan for all this road construction than what we've been dealing with here in the downtown core the last week or so. Just today on my lunch hour I had to reroute to get myself some Pizza Pizza...

Seems like getting anywhere this year has been a real pain in the butt. Due to loose rocks on the north rim, Zimmerman Trail, home to 3000 car trips per day, was shut down for months, Montana Ave. from about Central Avenue east was closed down to one lane for a couple of months and now construction …

If I were you I'd figure out an alternative route to using Montana Ave during your commute for the next few days or plan on about an extra 10 minutes to get where you're going.