Good morning, Billings.

4H entries set a record at MontanaFair as organizers see a promising future for local agriculture.

The Rouse siblings (Owen, 15; Trigg, 13; and Eva, 10) showed their sheep and learned new skills at the fair.

MontanaFair's Zipper ride had a malfunction on Tuesday night when a tire came off and riders were safely evacuated—Thomas Carnival General Manager Chris Atkins declined to explain the cause, and no injuries were reported.

Public Works will enforce a rule starting Sept 28 requiring trash bin lids to be fully closed and will discontinue cardboard collection to save $312,000 annually.

Neighbors can ask questions at city meetings on Sept 1 at 6 p.m. and Sept 9 at noon.

Billings Public Schools approved on Wednesday language for a November ballot that will let voters decide whether to purchase Wilson Park for $70,000 to build a future bus barn.

Billings mother Christine Dorris, who has experienced postpartum psychosis, writes notes from her home and turns her experience into a book to help mothers spot warning signs.

Dorris says early intervention (and honest support) are key as discussions on postpartum mental health grow during the Clancy trial.

Head Start Back to School Golf Tournament

Join us Friday, September 11, 2026, at Lake Hills Golf Course for a day of golf, great company, and supporting 200 local children and families. Registration is $650 per team and includes green fees, cart, range balls, dinner, and one drink ticket per player; check-in begins at 11:00 AM with a 1:00 PM shotgun start.