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Billings Counselor Ordered to Pay Nearly $48,000 in Medicaid Fraud Case
BILLINGS, Mont. — A Billings counselor has been ordered to pay nearly $48,000 to the state after pleading guilty to charges stemming from fraudulent Medicaid claims, according to the Montana Department of Justice. Melvera Parker, 69, pleaded guilty to felony Medicaid fraud and making a false claim to a...
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Montana State opens new nursing education building in Billings
On Wednesday morning at Montana State University’s new nursing education building, located on a tree-lined block between the Billings Clinic and Intermountain Health St. Vincent Regional Hospital campuses, the Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing began its next chapter. Hundreds of attendees applauded as MSU President Brock Tessman,...
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Thousands wear red to honor Billings teen hit while walking to school
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Bankhead at odds with Planned Parenthood over endorsement
On the campaign trail, at a small event, Alani Bankhead claimed she had returned Planned Parenthood’s endorsement questionnaire. NonStop Local has received multiple confirmations that Bankhead did not return the questionnaire.
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Two Moon Park Closes Through September For Invasive Species Removal And Native Replanting
Two Moon Park in Billings is closed through September for a major cleanup. Heavy machinery and crews are removing invasive Russian olive and buckthorn to make room for native plants that belong there.
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Montana Board of Regents to consider $5 million design project for Bobcat Stadium
MISSOULA, Mont. — The Montana Board of Regents meet in Billings today. Among their agenda items is a proposed $5 million design project aimed at expanding and upgrading Bobcat Stadium in Bozeman. According to documents submitted to the Montana Board of Regents, the project would begin planning and design...
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Billings city council committee weighs next steps for animal control, shelters
BILLINGS, Mont. — Billings council members said a temporary committee is working to decide what the city wants animal control and sheltering to look like after two requests for proposals did not produce a complete fit. Andrew Lindley, a Ward 4 councilman, said he joined the committee because the...