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U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions affirmed his department's effort to reduce crime and drug trafficking during an appearance in Billings on Friday.

Leroy Gabel of the Yellowstone Conservation District pulls out a green ash tree to give away during an Arbor Day event at the Montana Audubon Center on Friday.

The top official at the Bureau of Indian Affairs has resigned suddenly after serving just six months, and a Billings official will take over, the agency said on Friday.

Carolyn Yegen keeps a pair of river rocks on her desk, one bigger than the other, both smoothed by years of tumbling in Yellowstone current.

After crashing into a fence off Wicks Lane Thursday night, a man was hospitalized with injuries that initially appeared to be "minor," according to Sgt. Matthew Chaney of the Billings Police Department.

SHERIDAN, Wyo. — On Tuesday, May 1, the public is invited to an opening reception for “Incarceration in Focus: A Comparative Look at the Photographs of Ansel Adams and Yoshio Okumoto,” which is on display until July 15 at the…

The cracks in the sidewalk near Peaks to Plains Park at Montana State University Billings turned red Thursday.

As a sign of snack food solidarity, crews inside both the Planters Peanuts Nutmobile and the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile planned to set aside their culinary rivalry Thursday evening to enjoy a movie together.

A Billings man who pleaded guilty to the shooting death of another man in 2015 was sentenced Thursday to 30 years in the Montana State Prison.

A Billings woman whose body was found in the Yellowstone River on Sunday appeared to have been injured before she died, Yellowstone County Sheriff Mike Linder said Thursday.