Charlie Klepps

BILLINGS — The Montana Special Olympics are set to kick off in Billings, bringing with them not only competition and community spirit, but a significant economic boost to the city.

BILLINGS — Steve Carlson was on a dream vacation with his wife Sandy Abplanalp in Canada when a stroke during a food tour changed everything.

A Cody teacher at Glen Livingston Elementary created a nonprofit, where she sews teddy bears out of fallen military or law enforcement uniforms and donates them to grieving families all around the country.

CODY, WY — A Cody teacher at Glenn Livingston Elementary School created a nonprofit where she sews teddy bears out of fallen military or law enforcement uniforms and donates them to grieving families around the country.

More than half of the residents living in Yellowstone County mobile homes are facing increased property tax bills as new legislation takes effect that requires residents to enroll their property with the Department of Revenue.

BILLINGS — A massive dust storm swept through northeast Montana last week, closing highways, canceling schools and damaging structures, and experts warn events like this could escalate into conditions similar to the Dust Bowl era.

As artificial intelligence becomes more common in Montana classrooms, the Billings Education Association is working to make sure the technology supplements teachers rather than replaces them.

COLUMBUS — The community pool in Columbus will remain closed for the summer after several leaks raised safety concerns over the past few years.

After nearly 5 months, Billings Police are nearly finished with their investigation into the stabbing at Senior High School that left both a teacher and student with wounds.

A weekend of steady rainfall created flooding problems across Billings, turning streets into streams and leaving at least one homeowner's property surrounded by water.