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At its meeting Monday, the Billings City Council will tackle several tools aimed at more affordable housing.

Josie and Bella are two cats available for adoption from Rimrock Humane Society. They lost their home when their former owner died, and they need to stay together.

Supporters gathered to dedicate the Yellowstone Arboretum at ZooMontana on Saturday.

A fire heavily damaged a pair of mobile homes in Lockwood on Saturday evening at the Eastwood Estates mobile home park.

Four days after a Great Falls priest called for a boycott of Mayfair, the Billings Catholic School’s annual fundraiser, Bishop Michael Warfel of the Great Falls-Billings Diocese weighed in on the controversy.

The flooding expected along the Hi-Line is here, as spring is finally melting a heavy snow pack.

Saturday in Billings will be sunny, with a high near 72 and southwest wind around 7 mph, the National Weather Service says.

Montana State University Billings announced that college dean Diane Duin will leave to take a job at Presentation College in South Dakota.

St. Luke’s and St. Stephen’s Episcopal Churches of Billings are hosting a free workshop exploring the common ground between the spirituality of Native Americans and traditional Christian churches.

GLENDIVE — Glendive Medical Center now offers patients a new option in mammograms: the Senographe Pristina.