BILLINGS, Mont. - The 32nd drug court in Montana is now operating and has a new diversion program.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office will not seek federal charges in the death of Henny Scott, saying it has determined it cannot prove any federal crime was committed.
On September 11-14, 2019, the Laurel Exchange Club will host its 2nd annual Healing Field® display.
The shortage of crossing guards, substitute teachers, and supportive roles has forced some educators in the Billings Public School system to wear even more hats than they already do.
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