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The 1937 Billings flood turned city streets into rivers overnight after powerful rain overwhelmed creeks, canals, and neighborhoods.

Your next Billings movie night could cost just $6. The Babcock Theatre reopens October 16 with a full weekend of classic films.

Money's tight for most folks these days. Good news: local thrift stores are stocked and ready to help you save on everything from clothes to home goods.

Draft horses pull wagons through the dark while the Headless Horseman makes his rounds. Family-friendly frights are the name of the game.

The FBI is offering a $5,000 reward after $60,000 in firefighting equipment was stolen from the Heart Butte Fire Department in Montana.

Montana passed a law to end twice-yearly clock changes, but daylight saving time still ends November 1. Here’s why.

A Billings man has been charged with deliberate homicide after a woman was fatally shot on Carlton Avenue SW.

Some of Montana's mountain ranges have the potential to receive more than just a dusting of snow.

Montana's about to flip from record heat to winter mode. Time to get your gear ready before that first big snow hits.

After years downtown, Scarity Haunted House is heading to Lockwood with a creepy summer camp theme and plenty of outdoor space for real scares.

Controversial political commentator Ben Shapiro addresses his film production being shut down in Livingston and calls out officials for violating the First Amendment.

After months of battling massive wildfires in the Pioneer Mountains, crews are finally standing down. But the landscape they left behind still demands respect and caution.

President Trump temporarily eased federal rules on red-dyed diesel, but Montana says its ban on using dyed diesel on public roads remains in effect.

Not all pumpkins are created equal. What works for carving might disappoint you in a pie.

Before housing fine art, the Yellowstone Art Museum in downtown Billings was the working Yellowstone County Jail. Discover how local residents saved the 1884 structure from demolition and gave it a brand-new purpose.

A Pryor man was sentenced to five years in federal prison after child sexual abuse material was found on his cell phone.

A Billings man was sentenced to six and a half years in federal prison after fentanyl, meth, cocaine, and cash were found in a motel room.

Four candidates for Montana's U.S. Senate seat are coming to Billings on October 18. It's your chance to hear directly from them before voting.