Billings News

You could describe the summer of 2020 in a lot of ways, but I'll throw out my suggestion: the summer of strong opinions.

A couple of custom tour buses were spotted driving on 27th Street into Downtown Billings around 5:30pm on Thursday evening (7/23), but it wasn't until pictures started showing up on social media did everyone realize who had been enjoying the Magic City.

When I rounded the corner from third street onto 27th Street the magnitude of the movement came into full view: easily 1,000 people were gathered on the sidewalk and in the park adjacent to the Yellowstone County Courthouse.

For those LGBTQ who are troubled by Monday night's outcome, know that there are people in Billings who support you, and those who want your business.

The Montana Red Cross helped more than 500 people recover from disasters last year. Making sure families had the food, clothing, and shelter they needed following house fire or flooding.

Hotel management confirmed last week that City Brew will be moving into the location left vacant by Starbucks when they moved out last July.

This isn't a story about a family-owned restaurant closing it's doors because it couldn't survive. Taqueria Zapotlan is a thriving restaurant, owned by the Torres family, who knows the most important thing IS the family.

While we may be Montana's biggest city, Billings isn't usually known for attracting new residents the way Bozeman or Missoula does. But that may be changing.

Free and confidential testing for HIV, Syphilis, and Hepatitis C will be offered along with refreshments from Kona Ice and a prize wheel.

It's Spring and these ducks are ready to get it on with their seemingly unwilling lady friends. Whenever they get into make-new-ducks mode, they seem to paint the rest of the world invisible, including traffic