The Wine & Food Festival raises much-needed funds for student scholarships at Montana State University Billings.
The defendant, Garrell Robert Snell, 33, pleaded guilty to accessory after the fact.
It's thanks to a $1 million donation from families of Harvest Church in Billings that the project was possible.
That comes after the group finally received the documentation it needed from the Secretary of State following a lengthy legal saga.
The cruel capture, display and delayed killing of the wolf was investigated by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, which did not publicize what happened — or even bring sheriff’s deputies into the loop.
Who actually lives in affordable housing in Billings? Working families. Of the 2,118 households living in low-income housing here, only 2% of them receive government assistance.
Over 64% of the roughly 130,000 Montanans who were dropped from Medicaid coverage lost it simply because of incomplete paperwork.
Work on the new $11.4 million Old Town Flats apartments downtown is expected to be finished this summer.
ArtWalk Downtown Billings hosts its second of six events for the 2024 season on Friday, April 5. Included are some of Billings' most storied artists.
If you're not a freakin' idiot, you'll make sure to attend some of this week's events, which includes a 20th anniversary (20th! Anniversary!) screening of "Napoleon Dynamite."
A system moves in this weekend that will be bringing snow and a rain/snow mix to parts of Montana.
It’s the students who are on the ground level of the issue, who are taking yard signs in their own hands, to show their support as well.
The case started in early March when officers took a missing persons report for Bear Tusk-Martinez, who had run away from a relative's residence in Billings two weeks prior.
Montana’s highest court gave Republican Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen until 5 p.m. April 5 to provide Montanans Securing Reproductive Rights with a finalized petition sample.
The coordinator works with state, tribal and federal law enforcement entities on missing persons cases.
“The purposeful misinformation is causing fear and anger to come alive in our community that I feel has a criminal intent,” said HomeFront CEO Patti Webster.
Academic outcomes for Montana students are relatively consistent year-over-year, new statewide data shows. Attendance continues to be a serious challenge.
What they’ve done for us, both during their time in the service and in civilian life, is incalculable.
“closer | together, moheh | stestove” incorporates live performance, an art exhibition, and two film screenings. It'll be held from 5-8 p.m. at the Billings Symphony office.
The Dutchman Creek project proposed by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks would be the latest effort in a sustained campaign to save pure-strain westslope cutthroat trout in the Elkhorn Mountains.
The proposed ballot measures would create two separate but related changes to Montana's elections.
The defendant, appearing in court Wednesday morning from custody via video call, denied the claims.
Relationships with OPI under the leadership of Superintendent Elsie Arntzen have soured lately with hostilities reaching a fever pitch in the last couple months.
The Billings Police Department Street Crimes Unit learned through an investigation that Biggs was staying in a local motel and using others to distribute drugs for him.
Dr. Robert H. Gowdy, a physics professor at Virginia Commonwealth University, explains what you need to know about the April 8 eclipse.
The plan is to get rid of water infiltration, not history, so the digital marquee will be designed to look like its current iconic iteration.
Mnicouju Lakota actor and Haskell Indian Nations University student Cole Brings Plenty is missing from Lawrence, Kansas following allegations of domestic violence.
The ballot issue has faced a tumultuous legal road over the last several months.
Kurt Sager takes over amid a widespread lack of optimism for leadership among the Montana Highway Patrol, as the Daily Montana reported last week.
Democrats said their caucus would not participate in "a committee that has reached its conclusions before it has even met."
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"The guys competed well today. I thought the quarterbacks made some plays and that obviously spills over to who makes the catches on the other end.” MSU coach Brent Vigen
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