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Laurel water shutoff starts at 9 a.m. for private line break

Mayor Kris Vogele of Laurel announces an emergency water service shutdown starting at 9 a.m. due to a major break in a private water line west of town. Several properties outside city limits along Old Highway 10 are affected. The city cannot isolate the break, requiring a full shutdown to prevent ground instability. Property owners are responsible for repairs.

Laurel, MT · 16h

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Where To Eat Thanksgiving Dinner In Billings Without Turning On The Stove

Skip the kitchen mess this year. Perkins, Cracker Barrel, Montana Sky, The Montana Club, Rib Chop House and TEN at the Northern are serving on Thanksgiving in Billings.

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Billings champ Erica Doornek reflects on the end of her 'Jeopardy!' journey — for now

Billings resident Erica Doornek was widely grinning as her name was read before millions one more time Thursday, Nov. 5. “And our returning champion, a federal employee from Glasgow, Montana, Erica Doornek, whose four day cash winnings total $72,401!” long-time "Jeopardy!" announcer Johnny Gilbert proclaimed. The camera focused on...

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15 Restaurants Worth Adding to Your Dining List in Montana

Montana is a big state with a food scene that covers a lot of ground. This evergreen list focuses on 15 kinds of restaurants and dining experiences that are especially worth seeking out in places like Bozeman, Missoula, Whitefish, Helena, and Billings. 1. Lodge Dining Rooms Near Big Sky JoergFunk/Pixabay In Big Sky and nearby…

Montana · 3d

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Billings Counselor Sentenced to Prison for Medicaid Fraud Scheme

A Billings mental health counselor has been sentenced to three years in the Montana Women’s Prison and ordered to repay more than $603,000 after being convicted of submitting fraudulent Medicaid claims for counseling sessions that never occurred. Staci West, a licensed professional counselor, was sentenced Oct. 22 after an...

Billings, MT · 7d

Q2 News

Montana Millionaire sales draw early morning buyers in Billings

Nearly two weeks after technical problems derailed Montana Millionaire sales, the lines formed again on Thursday morning.

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Montana Sports

All-class state volleyball: Day 1 roundup

A roundup of highlights and second-round action during the first day of the 2026 all-class state volleyball tournaments.

Bozeman, MT · 1d

Q2 News

Billings neighbors fight to keep Ramada Park in community hands

For Mary Agamenoni and her neighbors, Ramada Park, which stretches between Morledge Street and Ramada Drive, isn't just another piece of city property. It's rooted in the community.

Q2 News

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Proposed $270K superintendent salary put on hold after community pushback

The proposed 24.4% raise drew mixed reactions from parents, staff and community members, with concerns over employee compensation and the district's ability to retain its superintendent

Billings, MT · 19h

Montana Sports

Unbeaten Billings West has plenty of reasons to believe entering semifinals

There’s a reason Billings West is undefeated this football season. Truth is, there’s a variety of reasons.

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Rooney Angus and Green Mountain Angus

54 Eighteen-Month-Old Black Angus bulls averaged $11,713. 108 Two-Year-Old Black Angus bulls averaged $7,736. 215 Commercial Bred Black Angus Heifers averaged $4,063. The day couldn’t have been any better in Billings for the Rooney Angus and Green Mountain Angus annual fall bull sale. The fancy set of bulls that these two operations brought to the sale yard is nothing short of outstanding. Showing just how dedicated these guys are at making the Angus breed better. Congratulations on the sale!

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NonStop Local Billings

Billings Clinic, Logan Health begin new chapter as One Sky Health

BILLINGS, Mont. - For years, Billings Clinic and Logan Health have been familiar names across Montana. Now, the two health care organizations are moving forward under a new name: One Sky Health. The change comes three years after the organizations joined together in 2023. The new name is intended to give the regional health system one identity as it continues serving communities across Montana, northern Wyoming and the surrounding region. According to the health system, the name was inspired by the expansive sky shared by people across Montana and Wyoming. The organization says it represents the connection between communities that may be separated by long distances but share many of the same needs when it comes to health care. One Sky Health brings together more than 25 hospitals, clinics and regional partnerships, with more than 1,200 physicians and advanced practitioners covering more than 85 medical and surgical specialties. That network includes the region's first Level I Trauma Center, air ambulance services, specialized complex care and clinical training programs. CEO Clint Seger, MD, said the goal is to build a health system that understands the communities it serves while making it easier for patients to access care, whether that's close to

Q2 News

Yellowstone Ice Foundation to propose plan to revive Centennial Ice Arena

A proposal from the Yellowstone Ice Foundation could give Billings' former Centennial Ice Arena a new purpose, with plans to renovate and reopen the building. Details below:

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Billings woman helps bridge communication gap through free sign language classes

For Billings woman Roberta Frigon, sign language has been part of life since childhood. Raised by deaf parents, she learned to sign at an early age

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Billings USPS Job Fairs Nov 13 And Nov 20 Aim To Fill Mail Handler Assistant Roles

The holiday shipping rush is coming, and Billings USPS is adding hands to keep the mail moving. Job fairs Nov 13 and Nov 20, 10 to 2, 841 S. 26th St.

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NonStop Local Billings

Billings budget panel rejects superintendent pay raise plan

Billings, Montana — A Billings school budget committee declined to recommend a contract proposal that would have sharply raised Superintendent Erwin Garcia's pay Thursday, Nov. 12. The proposal would have raised Garcia's base salary from about $217,000 to $270,000. With another $20,000 in annual compensation, his pay would have reached $290,000 before other benefits. The plan also included keeping Garcia in the job through June 2030. Critics questioned the size of the increase and raised concerns about fairness to other employees and the district's spending priorities. In the written proposal, the board said keeping Garcia would provide stable leadership and help the district stay competitive when hiring administrators. One school employee said the proposal sent a message to staff. "I don't say that I love my job anymore. I don't say it because decisions like this make me feel like this district doesn't care very much about me, and it's really hard to love a place like that," said Beth Verlanic, secretary at Burlington Elementary School. A retired school employee said the debate looked familiar. "This is what happens. Failed levee, angry staff. Repeat, repeat, repeat. If this were a class, we'd be figuring out a different way to run

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Billings and Belgrade veterans receive free cars ahead of Veterans Day

Two veterans from Billings and Belgrade received free cars through Progressive Insurance's Keys to Progress program ahead of Veterans Day. Several local nonprofits and businesses helped identify people who needed a vehicle for the giveaway. Progressive said the program aimed to make a positive and life-changing difference for veterans who...

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Montana State News Network

Billings Holiday Nights Is Back on USA TODAY’s Best Zoo Lights Ballot

The Billings light display finished fourth in the nation in 2023. Here’s how to help it climb higher this year, plus what’s new for 2026.

Billings, MT · 17h

Q2 News

Q2 Billings Area Weather: Unseasonably mild for now, but changes are coming

It hasn't looked or felt like November in Montana or Wyoming the last several days, with dry and unseasonably mild days. The mild weather will continue for now, but changes will be coming next week.

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NonStop Local Billings

Riverstone Health warns of potential measles exposure at Billings hospital

BILLINGS, Mont. - A person who was at Intermountain Health St. Vincent Regional Hospital on Sunday was confirmed to have tested positive for measles, according to RiverStone Health, potentially exposing others who were in the hospital lobby elevators. RiverStone Health said the individual is not a resident of Yellowstone County. "Out of an abundance caution, anyone who used the hospital's front main lobby elevators between 9:45 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. on Sunday, November 8, is asked to contact RiverStone Health Public Health at 406.247.3305," RiverStone Health said. Anyone who is immune to measles is not a risk, according to the health agency. "Those who were in this area and are not immune can receive the MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccine as post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) by 9:40 p.m. on November 11. PEP can help prevent measles or reduce the severity of symptoms," RiverStone Health said. Symptoms of measles can take up to 21 days to appear, according to RiverStone Health, and include runny nose, fever, rash, watery eyes and spots in the mouth. "People who are vaccinated can still become infected with the disease after exposure, although this is uncommon," RiverStone Health said. "When it occurs, symptoms are typically milder."