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Two days after President Donald Trump tried to stop the publication of an unflattering book about his presidency which portrays him as unfit for office, copies remain hard to find at some local book retailers and providers in Billings.

The Billings area could see some moisture Saturday in the form of snow and rain, the National Weather Service says.

It’s time for the Bigs — particularly male Bigs in Yellowstone County — to step up to the plate.

On Tuesday, Jan. 9, the Art House Cinema & Pub will host the Homegrown Energy Film Festival, a series of short home movies highlighting innovative clean-energy projects across Montana.

A man was hospitalized Friday night after a minivan hit him while he was walking on Central Avenue, according to the Billings Police Department.

A Billings attorney who has twice been suspended by the Montana Supreme Court is under investigation again for misconduct.

The 3-year-old who was flown to Colorado for surgery after being attacked by a dog at her grandmother’s home has been discharged from the hospital and is in good spirits, her mother said.

Temperatures will warm into the 40s through the weekend in the Billings area while winds also will continue, the National Weather Service said.

Billings TrailNet will celebrate its 1,000th membership during a Jan. 11 celebration beginning at 5:30 p.m. at Thirsty Street Brewing Co., 3008 First Ave. N.

Not In Our Town, Billings’ annual Martin Luther King service, will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 14, at Wayman Chapel AME Church, 402 S. 25th St.