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'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… -
Close call in Billings Heights highlights urban wildfire danger as Spokane fires burn
A brush fire that burned within feet of homes in the Billings Heights on Sunday is raising concerns about how quickly a small fire can threaten neighborhoods during Montana's peak… -
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. -
National contest could deliver lifeline for Big Horn County Search and Rescue after budget cuts
After a record-setting year, Big Horn County Search and Rescue in Wyoming is hoping a national competition could provide equipment they urgently need. -
Billings church unveils plaque marking historic significance
Billings First Congregational Church has received a plaque outside its doors, marking its addition to the National Register of Historic Places. -
Thousands gather for first Red Lodge Renaissance Faire
Thousands of people gathered at the Red Lodge Rodeo Grounds Saturday for the inaugural Red Lodge Renaissance Faire. -
Billings designers turn trash into wearable art at inaugural paper fashion show
Nine designers took to the runway Saturday afternoon at Craft Local in Billings, showcasing one-of-a-kind looks made recycled materials and paper at the inaugural Billings Paper F… -
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. -
Kent O’Donnell starts as interim Yellowstone County sheriff
Captain Kent O’Donnell has been appointed as interim Yellowstone County Sheriff after former Sheriff Mike Linder retired. -
Who inspects your food? RiverStone Health explains as spoiled milk investigation continues
RiverStone Health oversees roughly 2,000 licensed food establishments in Yellowstone County. Here's what inspectors look for, and who oversees the Meadow Gold plant. -
Stadium View tenants scramble after sudden relocation notice in Bozeman
Stadium View residents in Bozeman have days to relocate as management cites original construction deficiencies requiring major repairs. -
How Park County mushroom poisoning is highlighting the risks of foraging
11 people are hospitalized after eating foraged mushrooms at a Park County vacation rental. Authorities say the poisoning was unintentional. -
'This is where I'm from': Bozeman Chef Bryce Stubbs Wins ‘100 Cooks’ on Food Network
Montana chef Bryce Stubbs won Food Network's '100 Cooks,' beating 99 chefs to take home a $215,000 prize. -
Yellowstone County Sheriff Mike Linder closes out 40-year career in law enforcement
Linder began as an unpaid volunteer in the sheriff's reserve program, bringing skills in scuba diving and search and rescue with him. -
Billings Clinic sued over alleged sharing of private patient data
A Montana woman has filed a proposed class action lawsuit against Billings Clinic, alleging the health care system unlawfully shared patients' online activity with third-party adv… -
Molt property owner sues Stillwater County commissioners over sheep feedlot decision
A sheep feedlot coming into the town of Molt is a huge economic boon, expected to bring in $7 million dollars a year to the local economy. Now a lawsuit has been filed to stop the… -
Billings $75 million west end water plant now scheduled to be finished May 2027
BILLINGS — The $75 million west end water treatment plant is nearing completion and is scheduled to be finished and providing water for Billings residents starting May 2027.
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'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.
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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.
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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…
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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.
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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.
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Stadium View tenants scramble after sudden relocation notice in Bozeman
Stadium View residents in Bozeman have days to relocate as management cites original construction deficiencies requiring major repairs.
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How Park County mushroom poisoning is highlighting the risks of foraging
11 people are hospitalized after eating foraged mushrooms at a Park County vacation rental. Authorities say the poisoning was unintentional.
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Livingston Loves Trees: Community program expands urban forest
Livingston's Park County Environmental Council is working to plant 1,000 trees to diversify the urban canopy and improve stormwater management. -
'This is where I'm from': Bozeman Chef Bryce Stubbs Wins ‘100 Cooks’ on Food Network
Montana chef Bryce Stubbs won Food Network's '100 Cooks,' beating 99 chefs to take home a $215,000 prize.
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Yellowstone County Sheriff Mike Linder closes out 40-year career in law enforcement
Linder began as an unpaid volunteer in the sheriff's reserve program, bringing skills in scuba diving and search and rescue with him.
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Billings Clinic sued over alleged sharing of private patient data
A Montana woman has filed a proposed class action lawsuit against Billings Clinic, alleging the health care system unlawfully shared patients' online activity with third-party adv…
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Too personal? Ads sharing private phone numbers in Montana U.S. Senate race
Montana U.S. Senate candidates spoke out against the sharing of personal cell phone numbers via political action committees. -
Sanitation, contamination problems found at Billings Meadow Gold milk plant, but no recall issued
BILLINGS — The Montana Department of Livestock says it has been investigating complaints of milk spoiling before its expiration date since March, but no recall has been issued. -
Montana milk mystery: Montana families continue reporting milk spoiling early as state investigation continues
Days after MTN News first reported widespread complaints about milk spoiling before its expiration date, hundreds of Montanans have responded with similar experiences as state inv… -
KBZK Bozeman Area Weather: The warming trend continues, as will the haze & smoke
We haven't had many clouds over southwest Montana recently, but we've had more than our fair share of haze and smoke from regional wildfires. We can expect more warmth tomorrow wi… -
State moves to suspend Billings Meadow Gold plant after inspection findings
According to the Department of Livestock, the proposed suspension is based on repeated violations of the Pasteurized Milk Ordinance -
Another possible shakeup in the Montana U.S. Senate race?
Democratic voters and political observers are pressing for one of two candidates to exit Montana's U.S. Senate race before August 10, warning that a split could hand the seat to R… -
Yellowstone County data center ballot initiative will not be on November ballot
People in Billings have collected signatures to put the future of data centers up to a vote of the people. The group Yellowstone County Voices found out those signatures may not c…
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KBZK Bozeman Area Weather: Mostly sunny and warmer, but still hazy and smoky
It has been nice to cool down from our record-breaking highs from last week, but it would be nicer to do it with less haze & smoke in the air over southwest Montana. Wednesday wil…