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Big Horn County matches statewide results in General

Big Horn County voters followed suit with the rest of Wyoming in Tuesday’s General Election. Republican U.S. Representative Harriet Hageman won the race to assume the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by the retiring Cynthia Lummis in a landslide over Democratic candidate James Byrd, receiving 122,157 votes, unofficially, to 65,097 for Byrd.

Big Horn County, WY · 1d

basinrepublican-rustler.com

New mayors, council for Basin, Burlington and Manderson

Basin, Burlington and Manderson each will have a new mayor in 2027. Of the three offices, only Basin had a race with more than one candidate. Basin’s Chuck Hopkin received 222 votes to Carl Olson’s 213 votes. Hopkin is currently on the town council. Olson has been a councilman in the past. There were four write-in votes and 15 undervotes.

Manderson, WY · 1d

Q2 News

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Bond fails, but Yellowstone County jail crowding remains

Voters rejected the $175 million bond that would have added 332 beds, along with a $20 million operating levy.

Yellowstone County, MT · 2d

Montana State News Network

See How Yellowstone County Voted in the November 3 Election

Get the full Yellowstone County breakdown, from the U.S. Senate race and Supreme Court seat to legislative districts, county offices and a trailing bond and levy.

Yellowstone County, MT · 2d

Q2 News

Yellowstone County voters decide on $175 million jail expansion bond, levy

Yellowstone County voters will decide Tuesday on two measures to fund a major expansion of the county jail, with supporters calling the investment a critical step.

Yellowstone County, MT · 3d

Q2 News

Billings residents push back on garbage rules as city reports less skipped cans

Billings' closed-lid trash requirement is drawing complaints from some residents, but city officials and others say the rule protects workers and streets

Billings, MT · 5h

nativenewsonline.net

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Montana Senatorial Candidate Refers to Native Americans as “Pets”

Editor’s Note: This article was updates an earlier version with Dr. Austin saying he never called Native Americans “pets.”. During a senatorial forum in Billings, Montana, on Friday, October 23, 2026, Libertarian candidate Kyle Austin referred to Native peoples as “pets” while responding to a question about the disproportionate rates of maternal mortality among American Indian families compared with white residents.

Montana · 10d

Montana State News Network

Campaign Signs in Your Yard Have Different Rules in Billings and Laurel

Billings has city rules for where political signs can go, while Laurel has its own timeline for taking them down after an election. See what applies to your yard.

Char-Koosta News

Crow Nation welcomes Navy quartermaster home

Billings, Mont. — Family, tribal members and community members gathered at the Billings airport as Crow Nation welcomed Navy Quartermaster Jadyss Hugs home after more than 300 days aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. The arrivals terminal turned into a celebration with drumbeat, song and cheers as people welcomed Hugs...

Billings, MT · 1d

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Billings housing project pairs new homes with mortgage assistance

BILLINGS — An affordable housing development off King Avenue East is putting a statewide homeownership program into practice by addressing two challenges at once: the cost of buying a home and the shortage of homes working families can afford. South Hills Commons, at 4317 King Avenue East, includes 35...

Billings, MT · 4d

Montana Free Press

Libertarian Senate candidate’s ‘pet of society’ remark draws backlash

Libertarian Senate candidate Kyle Austin’s comments at an Oct. 23 forum have sparked controversy, prompting a political attack and drawing criticism from the forum’s host and tribal community members. Austin appeared alongside independent candidate Seth Bodnar and Democrat Alani Bankhead at the candidate forum at Eagle Seeker Community...

Billings, MT · 9d

Mix 97.1

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Campaign Signs in Your Yard Have Different Rules in Billings and Laurel

Billings has city rules for where political signs can go, while Laurel has its own timeline for taking them down after an election. See what applies to your yard.

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NonStop Local Billings

Clark Avenue residents in Billings ready to welcome thousands of trick-or-treaters on Halloween

BILLINGS, Mont. — While trunk-or-treats and organized Halloween events give families across Montana more ways to celebrate, one Billings neighborhood is keeping the traditional door-to-door experience alive. Clark Avenue is once again preparing to welcome thousands of trick-or-treaters Saturday night. For the residents who live there, making the night happen takes months of planning, thousands of pieces of candy and hundreds of dollars. Ross and Kari Davidson are among the many families preparing for the crowds. Their goal every Halloween is to have about 5,000 pieces of candy ready for trick-or-treaters. But with candy prices climbing nationwide, they’ve had to make a few adjustments this year. According to federal inflation data, the cost of candy and chewing gum increased 7.7% in September compared to the same time last year. “I aim for 5,000 pieces of candy. And this year I did a little more non-chocolate just because chocolate was a lot more expensive,” Ross Davidson said. “So, the kids don’t seem to care one way or the other, but that seems to last the whole, like, three, three and a half hours.” The Davidsons start shopping as soon as Halloween candy hits store shelves, spreading out their purchases over a

Billings, MT · 6d

Q2 News

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Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter will stop taking in strays in Billings

The Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter (YVAS) will no longer accept stray and lost animals from within the Billings city limits.

Billings, MT · 1d

NonStop Local Billings

Licensed counselor in Billings sentenced for Medicaid fraud

HELENA, Mont. – A licensed professional counselor in Billings was sentenced to spend three years in prison and repay $600,000 for years of fraudulent Medicaid bills related to sessions that “did not occur,” the Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced. A judge found her guilty on October 22 and sentenced her for “Medicaid fraud” and “making a false claim to a public agency.” Her crimes were connected to actions between January 2022 and September 2025, when she billed Medicaid for sessions with “patients she never treated and for sessions that did not occur,” Knudsen wrote in a press release about her sentencing. She was sentenced to pay the state $603,719.66 in restitution and serve a 10-year suspended sentence after completing her three-year prison term at the Montana Women’s Prison. She is also excluded from billing any federal health insurance program for the length of the sentence.

Billings, MT · 7d

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Campaign Signs in Your Yard Have Different Rules in Billings and Laurel

Billings has city rules for where political signs can go, while Laurel has its own timeline for taking them down after an election. See what applies to your yard.

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Campaign Signs in Your Yard Have Different Rules in Billings and Laurel

Billings has city rules for where political signs can go, while Laurel has its own timeline for taking them down after an election. See what applies to your yard.

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KBZK News

Montana Bar Fairies reward sober choices during Halloween weekend

As bars across Billings gear up for a busy Halloween, one group is leaving cash and heartfelt notes on the cars of people who chose not to drive after drinking

Billings, MT · 6d

transportation.org