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Dog Attack Kills Pet, Sparks Billings Safety Concerns
A local resident speaks out after losing her dog in a violent attack, drawing attention to safety concerns for pet owners.
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A local resident speaks out after losing her dog in a violent attack, drawing attention to safety concerns for pet owners.
sport
The 406 Race Series continues to coordinate trail and road events drawing local runners to established venues around the city.
sport
Several established organizations in Billings provide clear pathways for adults to sign up for recreational leagues with defined seasons and locations.
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Local families gain extra weeks of free meals and reading support while Montana schools await details on the new assessment's conditions.
wellness
How a volunteer-driven market on North 30th Street is changing the way Billings residents shop for produce and pantry staples.
lifestyle
Local residents must weigh session fees, insurance rules and wait times at Billings facilities before scheduling appointments.
Technology
Community-built code for traffic and power systems sets the city apart from top-down networks in places like Singapore and Barcelona.
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An overview of recent developments in Billings reveals the roots of current challenges across city hall, infrastructure, and community services.
wellness
Screen habits and work patterns are cutting into rest for Billings adults, but local programs offer practical fixes.
Politics
Recent state bills promise expanded health and infrastructure investments, affecting local services and costs in Billings.
property
Billings buyers weighing new-build incentives against ready-to-move homes must factor local price gaps and grant deadlines this summer.
property
Anticipation of Federal Reserve cuts is drawing more offers in the Yellowstone County market this summer.
wellness
Local trails and classes show how consistent movement lowers anxiety symptoms in daily routines.
finance
A sharp rally in crude prices is a double-edged signal for Montana's energy economy, arriving on a day when U.S. equities took a meaningful hit across the board.
sport
Recent achievements by athletes and coaches at MSU Billings and Rocky Mountain College illustrate the foundation of local college sports in Billings.
sport
Local sports infrastructure supports Billings teams as baseball, football and hockey seasons approach.
sport
Local squads recorded wins in multiple sports this week with specific scores and milestones from the fields.
sport
Local events and weekly meetups illustrate how residents sustain fitness participation through organized running activities.
sport
The Midget division squad sits atop the local amateur hockey table with a 2-2-1 record during the 2025-26 season.
sport
Recent games highlight the Blue Jays sweep and Scarlets win alongside high school basketball outcomes and a college honor.
sport
Flag football, girls basketball, tennis lessons and sports camps form the core of local offerings through the city department this season.
finance
With the S&P 500 up 1.23% and oil trading above $71, small companies must navigate higher borrowing costs amid uneven market cues.
Politics
Changes in local planning will guide development to support affordable housing, parks, and health facilities, affecting daily life for Billings residents.
finance
Local investors tracking global equities can use today's index gains and commodity shifts to adjust long-term allocations without chasing short-term moves.
finance
With the S&P 500 up 1.23% and crude oil climbing 4.17%, Billings residents face a critical question: does owning real estate still make sense against surging stock returns?
wellness
Billings residents seeking structured mindfulness options have multiple in-person groups and digital tools available this summer.
Politics
The bill alters how state education dollars reach Billings Public Schools, with effects on classroom resources and local taxes projected to begin in the next fiscal year.
Politics
Voters will decide the measure on November 3, 2026, with the half-cent increase appearing on receipts at stores citywide from the following summer if approved.
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