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A system of heavy rain moving through the region has prompted flood warnings and advisories in south-central Montana, as runoff is increasing flows on rivers and creeks already swollen with mountain snowmelt.

Arianna Cole is used to being the “tumor girl.”

T.J. Schreiner, with his fiery red hair and bright blue eyes, loved life.

Members of Billings-based media outlets will be featured in the upcoming panel discussion, “Let’s Talk About Fake News,” taking place at The MonDak Heritage Center in Sidney from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, May 24.

A man is suing the Special K Ranch, an organization that operates a Christian home for the developmentally disabled near Columbus, alleging that his mentally disabled son was raped while staying at the ranch.

Gasoline prices are up about 50 cents nationally as the busiest travel day of the year approaches.

Billings Public School trustees officially inked their new superintendent to a two-year contract Monday.

Police have detained a teen suspected of shooting a man in the neck Tuesday afternoon.

Rain and thunderstorms are expected in the Billings area beginning Tuesday afternoon, with more severe spring weather in southeastern Montana.

Often in medicine, time is of the essence.