When Can Montana Police Legally Run Your License Plate?
Cascade County Sheriff Slaughter breaks down when law enforcement can legally run your license plate.
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Gelavita Is Billings' New Go-To Summer Treat Spot
Gelavita in the Heights is a locally owned spot serving Italian ice, gelati and dairy-free, protein-packed treats.
Survival Guide: Navigating Montana Bear Encounters Safely
A sudden backcountry encounter requires instant action, but the wrong move can turn deadly. Learn the critical, species-specific survival rules every Montana hiker must memorize before hitting the trail.
Billings Crime Map Shutting Down in October
Billings Police will retire their online crime map in October, with a new system expected by late 2026 or early 2027.
Party America in Billings to Close After 26 Years
After 26 years in business, the Billings party store will close its doors on Halloween.
Laurel Man Pleads Guilty to Gun Charge After Shooting Himself
A Laurel man pleaded guilty to a federal firearm charge after accidentally shooting himself while under felony indictment.
Golf Tournament in Huntley Benefits Billings Seniors
A Huntley golf tournament next month will raise money for Allies in Aging, a nonprofit that helps Billings-area seniors and their families find caregiving resources.
Montana Tops US in Unbuckled Traffic Fatalities Study
A 50-state study finds Montana has the highest rate of unbuckled traffic deaths in the country, far outpacing every other state.
Three MontanaFair Concerts Hit Billings This Weekend
YUNGBLUD, Hairball and TobyMac are bringing three very different concerts to MontanaFair at First Interstate Arena in Billings.
Billings Drug Case Leads to California Inmate’s Guilty Plea
A Billings drug investigation led authorities to an alleged trafficking operation directed from inside a California state prison.