Downtown Billings

If you've been driving or walking through downtown Billings recently, you may have noticed that a pair of athletic shoes were flung over some powerlines, but why would someone toss a clean pair of kicks up there?

I get the compassion. Some people have to try anything to solve Billings' homeless problem, but this won't reduce the homeless problem for downtown.

Here's the million dollar question... will it just push crime elsewhere?

Motorists in downtown Billings are adjusting to the change of one-way to two-way streets on N. 29th and N. 30th Street, and now have to learn a new way to park.

Billings Police have made an arrest in a shooting that left one man dead, following an incident that took place in a downtown Billings alley last month (June).

Alive After 5 is back, as well as a number of outdoor concert events around the Billings area.

Next time you want to mess with a friend, ask them to tell you where 5th Avenue N is in Billings. This ghost street doesn't exist.

Is cancelation fatigue setting in? Perhaps. It seems like I've written, "in a year full of cancellations" about a hundred times this year. Here comes another one.

Step up your grill game this Independence Day and try something other than hamburgers and hot dogs. Here are seven ideas to get you started, all of which you can find in Billings.

When I rounded the corner from third street onto 27th Street the magnitude of the movement came into full view: easily 1,000 people were gathered on the sidewalk and in the park adjacent to the Yellowstone County Courthouse.