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The familiar A-frame of the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd and part of the education building are being torn down as part of a $3.2 million building project.

Examining tree rings, pollen, charcoal and ancient ice for clues, Cathy Whitlock and her colleagues who wrote the 2017 Montana Climate Assessment have published a blueprint for what impacts changing climate could have on agriculture, water and wildfires.

Do you live in a flood-prone area? Here's some advice from Yellowstone County:

A Glendive woman is suing the Bureau of Indian Affairs for $1 million over a 2015 child custody dispute that pitted state and tribal courts against each other.

Downtown Billings Alliance CEO Katy Easton told a crowd of about 50 people attending Wednesday’s Community Innovations meeting she has a stack of letters on her desk from downtown business owners concerned for the safety of their employees — and…

There was calm on Friday, though the potential for storm and flooding concerns loomed.

Natalie Romero leaves Senior High early each day to work at Ross. Her paychecks go into a mental piggy bank toward getting her own place. It means more than having some privacy, somewhere she can turn the music up.

Nearly a decade ago, Harvest Church, whose main campus is in the Billings Heights, opened a satellite campus in Lockwood.

Tickets go on sale Friday for Casting Crowns' "The Very Next Thing" tour stop at the Rimrock Auto Arena at MetraPark on Oct. 7.

The Yellowstone River in Billings is expected to crest nearly 18 inches above its all-time record flood stage next week, according to updated forecasts released Thursday.