Billings Buzz

Discover how specific state-level property exemptions can help you safeguard your family house, preserve your vehicles, and systematically rebuild your credit history following a bankruptcy case in Montana.

Yellowstone County launches an informational hub to break down the upcoming November ballot measure for local voters.

Billings Police are investigating a fatal shooting on Howard Avenue that left a 14-year-old boy dead, though officials say there is no active threat to the public.

A new relocation report shows Montana gaining momentum as inbound moving interest surges 15 percent, with Bozeman capturing major national attention.

If you think every major criminal case requires an indictment, think again. Montana’s legal system skips the grand jury room for almost all felony charges, using a completely different courtroom tool instead.

Conair has recalled nearly 13,000 Cuisinart Propel gas grills with built in pizza ovens after reports that the glass viewing window can shatter and create a serious cut hazard for backyard cooks.

Back in the frontier days, local women teamed up with the world's richest man to build grand libraries to compete with wild saloons. Over a century later, fifteen of those beautiful buildings are still standing in Montana.

Chad Miller Costello ran a multi-million dollar scrap metal scam using fake business names across the country. Now, the Billings man faces years behind bars and a hefty IRS fine.

Jason Allen Lehman, 50, admitted to federal drug and gun charges after investigators intercepted mail packages containing thousands of fentanyl pills sent to his West End Billings home.

A look at recent arrests by the Yellowstone County Sheriff's Office, including charges of domestic abuse, child endangerment during a DUI, and weapon possession during a busy week of nearly 600 emergency responses.