Billings City Council

Fred Wilburn is stepping up to run for the city council because he says he doesn't want to see Billings turn into the next Portland or Seattle. He wants to keep it "the last great place."

Here's the million dollar question... will it just push crime elsewhere?

The city council passed some new updated zoning rules last night. The one rule I have never understood is the 600-foot rule.

City Hall and Council Chambers will be closed during the meeting, with council members using the virtual meeting method from their remote location.

The so-called non-discrimination ordinance was rejected in a 7-4 vote by the Billings City Council, as council members decided not to take up the issue following a lengthy public comment session.

The divisive NDO debate is back in front of the Billings City Council, and the Billings Police Department sent out a notice to local media with the subject "Monday Night City Council Security Measures."

In the coming days heading in to the New Year, I'll be sharing my top Montana blog posts for 2019 (based on "local unique visitor" counts). Coming in at #10: "Democrat Socialists Looking for Foothold in Billings Council Race"

So, if you're a conservative, or a moderate business person who supports low taxes and less regulation, who should you support?

On a 7-3 vote, Billings City Council has approved a plan to develop One Big Sky.

If you're looking for someone to give you a fair rundown of what happened at the city council meeting, or a historical perspective about issues facing Billings School District 2- Larry Brewster is the guy to talk to. That's why I was quite surprised to hear that Billings City Councilman Larry Brewster will be announcing his resignation from the council during Monday night's meeting.