Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of September.
Good morning, Billings.
In Laurel, city officials held a public meeting Tuesday to discuss safety enhancements for e-scooter and e-bike riders after teen Raye Anderson was injured two weeks ago.
Anderson is recovering in a Seattle hospital while proposals for helmets, bike lanes, and safety events are being considered.
A Billings family, whose daughter Sierra was struck by a car in 2015, today urges drivers to slow down and stay alert, stressing that accidents create a ripple effect after the loss of Chase Lantz, who died following his collision while heading to school.
HUD flagged insufficient parking for Futurity Tower, so the Downtown Billings organization will reissue its request for proposals to advance mixed-use development on the corner of North 29th Street & First Avenue North downtown.
The plan awaits revision to address parking needs.
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