Good morning, Billings.

Dr. Roger Kerzner, a Pennsylvania cardiologist, was impaled by a tree branch during a March ski trip at Big Sky and received emergency surgery at Billings Clinic — he made a full recovery within two months.

Two Billings brothers, Ryder (16) and Preston (14) Biery, run Big Sky Scoopers, a poop scooping business now serving homes in Billings after launching in Arizona.

Their service offers weekly cleaning at about $20 per two dogs & teaches financial responsibility as their client list grows.

RiverStone Health received a $3 million SAMHSA grant to launch a mobile crisis program in Billings that will provide support for mental health & substance use crises.

The service will begin in six months with plans for 24/7 coverage by the end of year two and expansion into Yellowstone County.

For years, Tiffini Gallant in Laurel waited for a kidney donor until her sister (Mikala Christensen) fulfilled a lifelong promise by donating her kidney.

In June, Gallant had surgery and is now rebuilding her life with renewed hope, planning to return to work, care for her son, and give a TED Talk next month.

All Hallows Medieval Fantasy Faire

All Hallows Medieval Fantasy Faire brings knights, pirates, witches, live performances, and autumn magic to North Park in Billings. Join us October 3–4 for a weekend of adventure, shopping, food, and fun for the whole family.