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Billings, Mont. - A vehicle exploded Saturday night by Terry Park in Billings. Officers were called to the intersection of 5th Street West and Miles Avenue for a reported explosion at approximately 11:30 PM on Saturday, September 23, according to the Billings Police Department's Facebook post. Officers located a vehicle...

Billings resident Jonathan Ryan Wright said that one of his first experiences at the skate park was not a good one.

BILLINGS - Billings Police Lieutenant Matt Lennick says an injury crash has prompted the closure of Airport Road at Main Street in the Billings Heights. Lennick says while Main Street is open to traffic, Airport Road is closed in both directions while police investigate the scene. No information is available...

Interested in adopting a pet — or just looking at some adorable pets near you up for adoption? There are dozens of endearing pets up for adoption at animal shelters in and around Billings.

Billings Police Lt. Matt Lennick said the incident involved state and federal probation and parole officers.

A 38-year-old Billings man was listed in stable condition Friday after being shot by three Montana Department of Criminal Investigations agents, moments after they say the man fired at them.

Metcalf was arrested last month following dozens of complaints that he was carrying a gun in his yard and the sidewalk in front of his home.

This article presents an exploration of three notable pubs in Billings. Have you had the chance to visit any of these establishments? If you have, we'd love to hear your thoughts. Please share your experiences in the comments section below.

BILLINGS, Mont. - National Auction and Sales Management hosted the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Wildlife Auction on Saturday to raise money for conservation efforts. "We have pelts, antlers, and some skulls up for bidding," said Cash Seal, the auctioneer at National Auction and Sales Management. "Some of the items...

In the south-central Montana town of Joliet, residents of Carbon County have listened to many updates on specific flood repair work already completed, repairs currently in progress, and projects scheduled for the future. One of the major concerns in Joliet had been the bridge at Rock Creek that was completely...

UPDATE - 4 P.M.: The FBI released a statement addressing the bomb threats to several locations in Billings:. FBI Salt Lake City is aware of several threats made to businesses and an office building in the Billings area. The FBI takes these threats very seriously. While we have no information to indicate a credible or specific threat, we are working with our local and state law enforcement partners as needed. We urge the public to remain vigilant, and report any and all suspicious activity and/or individuals to law enforcement immediately.

The skies cleared Friday afternoon before the Park City Homecoming parade got started at 2 p.m. Grandparents and parents with their kids, some with dogs and at least one cat, watched the parade together. Kids left with grocery bags stuffed with candy. Football players danced on one float while homecoming candidates cruised by in fancy sports cars, pickup trucks and one Jeep.

Get ready, Billings! The community is set to come alive with the buzz of the highly anticipated Billings Community Event - Confluence Welcome! This isn't your average run-of-the-mill gathering; it's a chance to connect, network, and dive into engaging conversations with like-minded locals.

A U.S. Army veteran completed a 22-mile walk to raise awareness for veteran suicides recently. The veteran began his walk in Laurel and ended in Billings, carrying a 22-pound backpack. The weight was symbolic, representing the daily average veteran suicide rate in the U.S.

Billings residents are invited to a town hall meeting about a parks bond. The meeting will take place on Wednesday, September 27, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Billings Public Library. City officials will discuss the bond, which is on the November ballot. They will also answer questions. Speakers include the Director of Parks and Recreation, the Superintendent of Recreation, and the Billings Police Chief.

Making an economic comeback, especially when your business is dependent on seasonal tourism, is the most challenging of any kind but the communities of Joliet, Red Lodge and other neighboring towns have created an economic success story like no other.Considering a catastrophic natural disaster of a 500-year flood, it can leave thriving cities living in a tourism ghost town.

Fish, Wildlife & Parks advised people earlier this week to not eat any fish caught on the more than 40-mile stretch of river.

BILLINGS — It might sound like a broken record, but the Billings Central football team looks pretty darn impressive. Big-name guys seemingly come and go left and right, but the engine keeps churning as the Rams are off to a 5-0 start. “They have high expectations of themselves. A...

The following represent a portion of the calls responded to by officers from the Laurel Police Department in the month of September. Unless otherwise indicated, all cases are considered under investigation. Anyone with information about these or other crimes is encouraged to call the LPD at 628-8737. September 6.

A hefty amount of rain is expected to fall across the area today along with mountain snow. Showers linger into Saturday before sunshine returns on Sunday.