Good morning, Billings.

On Sunday morning, volunteer cyclists at Phipps Park cleared debris from a rock slide and shifted part of a trail nearly eight feet to improve access — while taking care to disturb as little native vegetation as possible.

Local groups Pedal United and Billings NICA led the restoration effort.

A hit-and-run incident occurred on March 22 at 8:32 a.m. on Manhattan Drive in Billings, leaving a woman with life-threatening injuries; officers quickly detained three suspects after locating the vehicle, including driver Kiana Spottedhorse (20) who was charged with assault with a weapon while the injured victim was taken to a local hospital and the investigation continued.

Billings welcomes a new witchcraft shop across from Billings Skate Park at 14 1/2 S 27th St — owned by Laurie Rogers and her husband, who plan to offer classes and sell supplies for exploring spiritual paths.

The USPS announced it would work with the Department of Government Efficiency to reduce operations and cut 10,000 postal jobs nationwide, sparking a protest in Billings.

Nearly 50 people — including longtime letter carriers Seana Avent and Rudy Mockel — gathered Sunday morning on King Avenue and 24th Street to express their concern over the potential changes.

Billings officials warned that a bipartisan property tax relief bill will cause a $6.5M to $7M revenue shortfall next year and force deep cuts to services such as 24 police officer positions, 18 to 20 fire roles and 20 other city jobs—an issue made worse by a charter that stops tax rate changes. Lawmakers plan to amend the bill by shifting taxes to short-term rentals, second homes and large companies to ease the cuts.

As spring arrives, Yellowstone County's housing market stays active with homes selling quickly at a median price of $356,900 (about $238 below the national average) and new listings up 396% year-to-date; in February, 134 homes sold.

Billie Parrot of the Billings Association of Realtors advised buyers to check their finances before buying.

LoCash Concert at The Pub Station

Country music duo LoCash, known for their hit singles and upcoming projects, will perform live at The Pub Station Ballroom.

ServSafe Manager Certification Training

9 AM – 5:30 PM — Residence Inn Billings — $215+ — Gain essential food safety skills in a one-day certification course with a 95% pass rate.

Real Estate Investing & Entrepreneurship

6-8 p.m. — Billings Depot — Free entry — Explore strategies for financial independence through real estate investment and entrepreneurship.

Casey Donahew Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — The Pub Station — $25 to $50 — Enjoy a night of live music with Casey Donahew in the vibrant Pub Station Ballroom.

Ugly In The Morning Concert

8 p.m. — The Pub Station — $10 — Experience tribute bands Ugly In The Morning and OGT 92 take the stage for a night of rock classics.

Zechariah Peabody Album Release: WILSALL

7 p.m. — The Pub Station — $15 — Experience the soulful sounds of Zechariah Peabody as he releases his new album, capturing the essence of Montana life.

Billings RV & Boat Show and Sale

10 AM – 8 PM — MetraPark - First Interstate Arena — Exclusive savings on RVs and boats — A must-visit for enthusiasts looking for the best deals in Montana.

Grants for Schools Conference

9 a.m. - 3 p.m. — DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Billings — $350 per person or group discounts available — Discover valuable insights into grant writing and funding opportunities for schools.

Club 90s - Charli XCX Night

9:00-10:30 p.m. — The Pub Station — Check for ticket prices — Celebrate the pop sounds of Charli XCX in a vibrant 90s-themed night.

Yellowstone Cellars and Winery Event

7:30-10 p.m. — Yellowstone Cellars & Winery — Cost info not provided — Enjoy a delightful evening at one of Billings' top-rated wineries.