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Billings soaked by nearly 3 inches of rain, but not a total loss
Heavy rain hit Billings starting Friday, canceling games and flooding some basements, but many residents found ways to push through and even enjoy it -
Billings man guilty of deliberate homicide in Heights fatal beating
Bryce Tayler Blackburn, now 20, was convicted Friday of killing 55-year-old Dennis Osbourne, who confronted him about speeding through a residential area in June 2024 -
Skier impaled by tree branch in Big Sky survives after emergency surgery
A Pennsylvania cardiologist was impaled by a tree branch while skiing at Big Sky in March and was flown to Billings Clinic, where a multidisciplinary surgical team removed the bra… -
You know the pink. You know the cause. But do you know the story behind Pack the Place in Pink?
Vicki Heebner Carle, a Montana State Hall of Famer and two-time breast cancer survivor, turned a simple idea into a $1.2 million movement. -
Big Sky School District addresses teacher housing challenges with new affordable units
Big Sky's school district is building affordable teacher housing as home prices average $1.8M and rent tops $4,200 a month according to Zillow. -
‘Just rough’: Montana fruit growers blame extreme weather for reduced harvest
Many Montana fruit growers are blaming extreme weather over the past year for a reduced harvest this summer and fall. -
State hopes to ease fire danger in eastern Montana with new grant to dig coal seams
Smoldering coal buried up to 270 feet underground has ignited thousands of acres of rangeland, and a new grant will fund efforts to stop the fires at their source -
Billings activists applaud Supreme Court ruling on mail-in voting
The Supreme Court ruled Monday against President Trump’s executive order to change the way mail-in ballots are processed, a decision some local activists say they support. -
Missoulian running Mount Jumbo laps to raise money for refugee's ski education
This Saturday, a Missoula man will run up and down Mount Jumbo as many times as possible in an 8-hour period to fundraise for a Congolese refugee to keep skiing. -
Bear sightings increase in Absarokee as food shortages push wildlife into town
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks says a late frost limiting natural food sources is driving bears into Absarokee neighborhoods, similar to reports in Red Lodge and Billings this s… -
Two years later: Narcan kits combating drug overdoses in Montana schools, say state officials
Narcan kits are combatting opioid drug overdoses in Montana schools, two years after a Montana Department of Justice (DOJ) program placed them in the state’s high schools and midd… -
CubCloud AI applies to bring Tesla Cybercabs to Missoula
A local company is seeking to bring fully autonomous taxis to Missoula. Is that a service you would use? -
Billings Fall Home Improvement Show features 90% local business
The 33rd annual Fall Home Improvement Show featured 400 vendors at MetraPark this weekend, with 90% of the vendors coming from the greater Billings area. -
Billings trailer park tenants form group to rally against rising lot rent
Residents of the Golden Meadows Trailer Park in Billings are organizing a tenant union in response to sharp rent increases that some say are forcing them to choose between basic n… -
Abandoned uranium mines in Pryor Mountains closed after safety work
The project, completed in September 2025, addressed 20 mine features, including open mine shafts and other hazards. -
Crowds cheer on runners in 46th Montana Marathon
Large crowds rooted for more than 1,200 runners all Sunday morning in the 46th annual Montana Marathon. -
From rain to sunshine? We shift gears faster than NASCAR
A weekend storm brought beneficial rainfall to much of Montana, but it is finally moving east and allowing a much quieter pattern to develop. -
Q2 Billings Area Weather: Decreasing showers and clouds tonight through Sunday
An impressive storm which continues to move over the northern Rockies has brought much of southern Montana and northern Wyoming 1-3" of rain, while far northern Montana only had c… -
Broadwater School parents notified again of safety situation involving armed neighbor
Broadwater School in Billings is taking safety steps after a man with a rifle was again seen on his lawn across from the school and playground. -
Yellowstone County sees uptick in human interaction with bats
Montana health officials are seeing a spike in rabies cases. Thirteen bats have tested positive for rabies in Montana this year.
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Billings man guilty of deliberate homicide in Heights fatal beating
Bryce Tayler Blackburn, now 20, was convicted Friday of killing 55-year-old Dennis Osbourne, who confronted him about speeding through a residential area in June 2024
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Skier impaled by tree branch in Big Sky survives after emergency surgery
A Pennsylvania cardiologist was impaled by a tree branch while skiing at Big Sky in March and was flown to Billings Clinic, where a multidisciplinary surgical team removed the bra…
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You know the pink. You know the cause. But do you know the story behind Pack the Place in Pink?
Vicki Heebner Carle, a Montana State Hall of Famer and two-time breast cancer survivor, turned a simple idea into a $1.2 million movement.
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Big Sky School District addresses teacher housing challenges with new affordable units
Big Sky's school district is building affordable teacher housing as home prices average $1.8M and rent tops $4,200 a month according to Zillow.
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‘Just rough’: Montana fruit growers blame extreme weather for reduced harvest
Many Montana fruit growers are blaming extreme weather over the past year for a reduced harvest this summer and fall.
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Missoulian running Mount Jumbo laps to raise money for refugee's ski education
This Saturday, a Missoula man will run up and down Mount Jumbo as many times as possible in an 8-hour period to fundraise for a Congolese refugee to keep skiing.
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Future of Livingston's Outdoor Pool Back Before City Commission
The Miles Park outdoor pool closed for the season Aug. 12, but the conversation over what happens to the facility next is not over. -
Two years later: Narcan kits combating drug overdoses in Montana schools, say state officials
Narcan kits are combatting opioid drug overdoses in Montana schools, two years after a Montana Department of Justice (DOJ) program placed them in the state’s high schools and midd…
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CubCloud AI applies to bring Tesla Cybercabs to Missoula
A local company is seeking to bring fully autonomous taxis to Missoula. Is that a service you would use?
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'It just got real': Montana nonprofit commemorates 25 years since 9/11 and the troops who followed
Big Sky Bravery's "Now More Than Ever" campaign honors 9/11's 25th anniversary and supports active-duty Special Operations Forces. -
Billings woman turns stage 4 colorectal cancer diagnosis into a call for early screening
Jo got diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer and underwent aggressive therapy immediately. She is now almost a year out radiation and chemo, turning her experience into advocacy for… -
‘It feels amazing’: New Americans celebrate becoming U.S. citizens at Yellowstone
33 people from 18 countries became U.S. citizens during a special naturalization ceremony at Yellowstone National Park, marking a milestone years in the making. -
From rain to sunshine? We shift gears faster than NASCAR
A weekend storm brought beneficial rainfall to much of Montana, but it is finally moving east and allowing a much quieter pattern to develop. -
KBZK Bozeman Area Weather: Decreasing clouds and a warming trend ahead
An impressive storm which continues to move over the northern Rockies has brought much of southern Montana and northern Wyoming 1-3" of rain, while far northern Montana only had c… -
Fall festival pancake breakfast fundraiser helps Belgrade culinary students compete at nationals
Belgrade's 63rd annual fall festival is Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., featuring a parade, car show and Budweiser Clydesdales. -
Montana school acts after man with rifle seen near campus again
Broadwater School in Billings is taking safety steps after a man with a rifle was again seen on his lawn across from the school and playground.
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KBZK Bozeman Area Weather: Flood Watch tonight through Saturday afternoon
An area of low pressure moving over Idaho and Wyoming tonight through Sunday will push rain and thunderstorms northward into Montana, causing heavy rain, thunderstorms and possibl…
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Heavy rain and thunderstorms through Saturday
Expect increased chances for widespread showers and thunderstorms (a few possibly turning strong) on Friday.
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KBZK Bozeman Area Weather: Thunderstorms and rain at times Friday and Saturday
An area of low pressure currently to our southwest will push over the Rockies from tonight through this weekend. It will bring areas of rain & thunderstorms at times with burn sca…
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No major environmental impact found for Yellowstone North Entrance Road reconstruction
The National Park Service has signed a Finding of No Significant Impact and associated Wetlands/Floodplains Statement of Findings to reconstruct the North Entrance Road.