Good morning, Billings.

The Chamber announced Billings by Design, a funded project lasting 12 to 18 months starting in 2027 that builds on current plans to gather community input and guide the city's growth.

This new process will help local residents shape Billings' future.

Tiffany Miller-O'Brien of Frae Collective was named 2026 Small Business of the Year at Billings Chamber’s annual celebration in Billings (recognizing her contributions to local commerce).

The new MSU College of Nursing building has opened at 1040 N.

29th St. in Billings, where simulation labs give students hands-on practice amid a statewide nurse shortage—university leaders hope more graduates will meet future workforce needs by 2030.

The State of Montana and state employee unions reached an agreement to limit health plan cost increases starting Jan.

1 by reducing the planned deductible rise to $2,000 and capping out-of-pocket limits at $6,500 for individuals as well as $13,000 for families. The deal locks in benefits for three years.

Billings Public Works is set to stabilize a 70-linear-foot rock segment along Zimmerman Trail after Terracon Consultants found stress cracking that threatens nearby structures.

If City Council approves the $232,000 bid to Global Rock Works, work will begin this fall and finish by November with a three-week road closure.

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.