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'Important': Montana Rescue Mission to expand emergency shelter
Montana Rescue Mission (MRM) is expanding their emergency shelter, a project the nonprofit’s leaders say they hope to finish before winter begins. -
Billings City Council gives go ahead for large affordable housing development
The city agreed to provide $1.5 million in TIF funding over five years to help cover eligible redevelopment costs, including property acquisition for the north park apartments. -
Billings house fire highlights dangers of hot, dry, and windy conditions
A West End Billings home caught fire twice in a single weekend after improperly discarded cigarettes ignited material under a deck. -
Back-to-school costs squeeze nearly half of Montanans
United Way of Yellowstone County is collecting school supplies and backpacks as families face higher costs heading into the new school year. -
Julia Louis-Dreyfest rocks downtown Billings with four days of independent music and art
Punk rock, poetry, and plenty of personality took over downtown Billings this weekend for the 12th annual Julia Louis-Dreyfest. -
Truck stolen from Billings auto auction lot, driven through steel fence during getaway
A truck was stolen from a Billings auto auction lot Friday during a sale and driven straight through a steel fence before speeding away. -
Hardin tow truck operator urges drivers to ‘slow down and move over’
A Hardin-based tow truck operator is urging drivers to follow Montana’s ‘Move Over’ law while passing emergency and road work vehicles parked on the side of the highway. -
Montana Family Medicine Residency marks 30 years of training doctors in the state
“It's really wonderful to see a lot of our graduates come back, and some are practicing in Montana,” Fahrenwald said. -
One sent to hospital during Billings house fire
An ambulance transported one resident to the hospital Friday afternoon after a Billings home caught on fire. -
Billings moves forward with plans for a new South Park Pool after decades of aging infrastructure
Billings officials are moving ahead with plans to replace the aging South Park Pool with a brand-new aquatic facility designed to better serve families. -
Romance novelist pleads not guilty in White Sulphur Springs motel killing
According to court documents, Morrow is accused of walking into an office at the Spa Hot Springs Motel looking for two people before staff members heard a gunshot. -
Data-center opponents tell Yellowstone County commissioners they were harassed while gathering signatures
A judge’s ruling that signatures for a petition to put data centers to a vote of the people, are invalid. This comes after some charged moments at the MontanaFair on Sunday. -
Billings uses license plate readers for parking enforcement, raising privacy questions
Billings parking enforcement uses license plate readers to monitor how long vehicles are parked downtown -
'Inclusion is huge': MontanaFair opens early for Eagle Mount participants
MontanaFair opened its gates early Tuesday morning in Billings to give people with special needs the chance to experience the fair in a low-stimulation environment. -
Q2 Billings Area Weather: This could be one of the wetter stretches of the summer
Smoke hangs on a little longer, but a major pattern change is on the way as cooler temperatures, widespread rain, and thunderstorms bring welcome relief to south central and south…
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Judge rules deadline has passed for signatures for Yellowstone County data-center measure
A Yellowstone County judge denied a Broadview woman's effort to continue gathering signatures to place a ban on data centers on the November ballot, likely killing the measure.
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Billings police say they didn't fall for 'swatting call' in Ironwood subdivision
Billings police officers were called to what they quickly determined was a "swatting call" in the Ironwood subdivision Tuesday afternoon.
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Q2 Billings Area Weather: A cooler and wetter pattern is coming
Mainly dry, warm to hot, and smoky conditions continue on Tuesday ahead of a cooler and wetter pattern that begins on Wednesday.
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Evacuation order expands to more neighborhoods in path of Sand Creek fire
DILLON – The Sand Creek Fire is raging just two miles from Elkhorn Hot Springs and fire crews are working hard to try to save this structure.
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Citizen group argues to halt state mental hospital in Laurel
A judge heard from lawyers for the state and for citizens in Laurel concerned about the state mental hospital. The group Laurel C.A.R.E.D. was hoping to stop that process.
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Back-to-school costs squeeze nearly half of Montanans
United Way of Yellowstone County is collecting school supplies and backpacks as families face higher costs heading into the new school year.
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License plate reader cameras raise privacy questions in Bozeman
Are license plate readers like flock cameras becoming more popular? MTN News had several viewers reach out concerned about these cameras at the Lowe's location in Bozeman. -
'Big deal': Montana blood banks encourage donations amid national shortage
Montana blood banks are urging people to donate blood after the American Red Cross declared a national blood supply crisis July 27. -
Laurel considers joining lawsuit against state as forensic mental health facility work progresses
Laurel City Council discussed the possibility of joining a lawsuit against the state during Tuesday’s city council meeting. -
Rendezvous in West Yellowstone brings the mountain man back to life
A mountain man rendezvous near West Yellowstone runs through Aug. 9. Admission is free on Highway 20. -
Respecting the resource: Andy Carlson reflects on 50 years guiding, flyfishing legacy in Montana
Stevensville resident Andy Carlson can be recognized for creating a staple fly, the Purple Haze. His impact reaches far beyond the tip of his rod, as he helped revitalize the Bitt… -
The first responder to your next 911 call in Billings could be a drone
Billings says drones could speed emergency response, but critics warn the technology could expand aerial surveillance. -
UPDATE: Skillet Fire evacuation orders in effect as fire grows to 2,494 acres
Evacuation orders remain in place Monday as Montana's Skillet Fire has burned 2,494 acres with zero containment. -
Aerial arts class in Butte brings circus skills, confidence to kids and adults
A Butte aerial arts instructor is using circus skills to build confidence and support recovery in kids and adults. -
Air crews battle growing Sand Creek Fire as flames threaten more homes and ski area
More evacuations ordered as fire threatens cabins and damaged chairlift at Maverick Mountain Ski Area -
Romance novelist pleads not guilty in White Sulphur Springs motel killing
According to court documents, Morrow is accused of walking into an office at the Spa Hot Springs Motel looking for two people before staff members heard a gunshot.
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Data-center opponents tell Yellowstone County commissioners they were harassed while gathering signatures
A judge’s ruling that signatures for a petition to put data centers to a vote of the people, are invalid. This comes after some charged moments at the MontanaFair on Sunday.
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KBZK Bozeman Area Weather: Still smoky now; rain chances will improve this week
We have endured smoky for several weeks in southwest Montana, and we aren't done with it, but improvement is coming. Better chances for rain showers and thunderstorms will arrive …
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Judge rules deadline has passed for signatures for Yellowstone County data-center measure
A Yellowstone County judge denied a Broadview woman's effort to continue gathering signatures to place a ban on data centers on the November ballot, likely killing the measure.
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Doctors seeing increase in smoke-related symptoms across Bozeman
My irritated eyes prompted a visit to Dr. Ryan Stephenson at Northwest Health, a practice he opened with his wife three years ago.
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Evacuation order expands to more neighborhoods in path of Sand Creek fire
DILLON – The Sand Creek Fire is raging just two miles from Elkhorn Hot Springs and fire crews are working hard to try to save this structure.
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Citizen group argues to halt state mental hospital in Laurel
A judge heard from lawyers for the state and for citizens in Laurel concerned about the state mental hospital. The group Laurel C.A.R.E.D. was hoping to stop that process.
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Wildfire smoke is lingering in Montana. Could IV therapy offer relief?
Wildfire smoke lingering across the Gallatin Valley is making for hazy skies, and some people say they are feeling the effects, too.
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Neptune Aviation to add world's first A319 firefighting aircraft to fleet in Missoula
As wildfires continue to burn across the western United States, Neptune Aviation is preparing to make history with an aircraft conversion that could change aerial firefighting.
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Evacuation orders Sand Creek fire remain northwest of Dillon
Evacuation orders remain in place Monday for the Sand Creek fire northwest of Dillon, according to fire officials.