Montana Emergency Fund: Start Small and Build a Cushion
An unexpected car repair, home expense or family trip can strain your budget. See what national surveys say about emergency savings and how to start building a cushion in Montana.
Billings News
Remembering Chase Lantz: Billings Honorary Officer Tribute
Billings police honored Chase Lantz's dream of becoming an officer, and his story has stayed with me since.
How Ismay Became Joe, Montana: The Famous 1993 Town Fundraiser
In 1993, a tiny eastern Montana town with just 22 residents officially changed its name to Joe, Montana. The clever sports promotion raised $70,000 for a new fire truck, fire hall, and community center.
Billings Missing Persons Coffee Sleeve Idea From Wyoming
A Greybull coffee shop is putting missing persons on coffee sleeves through Wyoming nonprofit WyoFind, and Billings could bring the same idea to Yellowstone County.
1937 Billings Flood: Disaster That Caught Families Sleeping
The 1937 Billings flood turned city streets into rivers overnight after powerful rain overwhelmed creeks, canals, and neighborhoods.
Babcock Theatre Billings Reopening: Your $6 Movie Guide
Your next Billings movie night could cost just $6. The Babcock Theatre reopens October 16 with a full weekend of classic films.
Bridger Pipeline Route Through Eastern Montana: What to Know
Bridger Pipeline has proposed a crude oil line from Canada through Eastern Montana to Wyoming. Learn the route, how the pipeline would work and what the review is considering.
Montana Daylight Saving Time Law Has Not Taken Effect
Montana passed a law to end twice-yearly clock changes, but daylight saving time still ends November 1. Here’s why.
Billings Man Charged in Fatal Carlton Avenue Shooting
A Billings man has been charged with deliberate homicide after a woman was fatally shot on Carlton Avenue SW.
Yellowstone Art Museum History: From Billings Jail to Art Center
Before housing fine art, the Yellowstone Art Museum in downtown Billings was the working Yellowstone County Jail. Discover how local residents saved the 1884 structure from demolition and gave it a brand-new purpose.