Billings News

Motorists may one day be taxed by an on-board computer that records the miles they drive, rather than paying for federal road construction through fuel taxes.

Americans Fear Paying for Cancer Treatment As Much As Dying of the Disease Posted by: philcrosby on Wednesday, July 8, 2009 The Community Oncology Alliance announced results of a national survey that reveals the inability to pay for cancer care is among Americans' top fears about the disease.

From The K-B-L-G News Center... MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR 27-YEAR-OLD BLAKE HARMON WILL BE HELD FRIDAY MORNING AT 11 AT HARVEST CHURCH IN THE HEIGHTS.

Two people were injured southwest of Billings yesterday, when the brakes apparently failed on a two ton water truck.

The identity of a Billings man killed after he was struck by lighting Saturday evening has been released.

BILLINGS - A Billings woman is accused of passing counterfeit checks in Miles City, Billings and Bozeman using stolen identities.

While the Fourth of July celebration in Laurel attracts thousands from the region, a local church strives to bring the Billings Community closer together this holiday.

From The K-B-L-G News Center... WHILE BILLINGS HAS LARGELY ESCAPED THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE NATIONAL RECESSION, THERE ARE ISOLATED VICTIMS.

HAM radio operators from all over the world communicated with each other all day on Sunday to make sure they're prepared when disaster strikes.

The streets of Billings turned back to another time as gunfighters meet downtown at high noon as the Alberta Bair Theater's Wild West Soiree fundraiser got underway with a bang.

BILLINGS - A Montana soldier has been killed in Afghanistan. The Department of Defense says 22-year-old Sgt.

A Billings resident walking her dog Sunday morning got a surprise she wasn't expecting, a black bear resting in the tree of neighbor's front yard.

Just about everyone looks forward to summer, but if you have allergies, you may spend more time sneezing than enjoying the outdoors.

Another candidate has announced that he's throwing his hat in race for Mayor of the city of Billings.

The Montana law enforcement community is grieving after hearing about the loss of Sheriff Maxwell but his peers say the sheriff's legacy will live on forever.

The Billings Fire Department plans to close public areas along the Rims as well as Phipps Park over the Fourth of July holiday.

The Mountain Pine Beetle is killing thousands of trees in Montana, mostly in Red Lodge, Helena and Butte.

Seven juveniles are behind bars in Great Falls tonight after walking away from the Rimrock Foundation in Billings and allegedly stealing a vehicle early Saturday morning.

Traveling in style takes on a whole new meaning this week as roughly 20 Model T enthusiasts from around the nation showed up in Big Sky Country for the 49th annual Montana Model T 500 Mile Endurance Run.

Faded Northern Hotel in Downtown Billings, Montana Starting to Shine with New Ownership; Resuscitation Involves Blending its Western History with High-tech June 21, 2009 --Mike and Chris Nelson, the Billings brothers who bought the Northern Hotel, know they have just one shot to win back customers who used to stay at the historic downtown landmark.