Paul Hamby

Weekend review: Billings Gazette news you may have missed from May 8-10 An upswing in temperatures Wednesday will have Billings residents knocking the dust off their AC units early this year.

An upswing in temperatures Wednesday will have Billings residents knocking the dust off their AC units early this year.

Parker Gray Hawk pleaded guilty to using her position as head of accounting for Fort Peck Manufacturing to cut checks for herself, modify payrolls and make purchases on company cards.

Kadin Lewis, sentenced for possessing Molotov cocktails, had journal entries inside his trailer that showed a fascination with mass shooters and indicated a “mission” to attack a local hot spring.

A lot of people in Billings, Montana, knew Stanley Littleboy by sight. He was that homeless guy with the great face you’d see downtown or in South Park. But he had people who loved him. His kids and grandkids in Billings tried to give him options, including a roof over his head. Stanley said no. He preferred his lifestyle, even though it ended when his body was found frozen near the railroad tracks. His family reconciles what they knew and what they tried to understand about Stanley now that he’s no longer running from them.

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During the sentencing for two women who admitted to animal cruelty charges in Yellowstone County District Court, multiple people testified to the putrid conditions that 42 dogs were living under.

A Yellowstone County jury convicted Robert Thomas Mansfield of raping a teen after supplying her with alcohol and marijuana.

These are the counties in Montana with the largest percentage of people working from home at least some of the time.

Missouri’s Aug. 4 Amendment 2 would require all counties, including Jackson, to elect their assessors and mandate state training, ending Jackson County’s appoin...