Rimrock Mall

This weekend’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s moved indoors to the Rimrock Mall on Saturday. Alzheimer’s disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the country and the annual fund-raiser in Billings is designed to help. It was the last of seven walks in Montana...

The 12th annual Safe Kids Yellowstone County event was presented on Sunday at the Rimrock Mall parking lot, including how to properly install child safety seats. The Safe Kids Coalition reminds parents it’s best to keep children facing backward...

The nearly-year-long saga of a pistol-packing mall vigilante came to an anticlimactic conclusion, as the man who fired a gun at suspected shoplifters last year received a deferred sentence on Thursday. The Gazette reports that 30-year-old James Newman got a cumulative one-year deferred sentence and a $500 fine for misdemeanor charges of negligent endangerment and unlawful discharge of a firearm...

Mall shopping can be overwhelming for anyone, especially special needs kids, so the Rimrock Mall hosted a special, quieter chance to get a picture with Santa on Sunday morning. The “Soothing Santa” allows families to get pictures before the stores open...

The Billings man who attempted to stop a pair of shoplifters by shooting at their vehicle as they fled the Rimrock Mall in February is facing criminal charges.  30-year-old James Newman was charged last week in Billings Municipal Court with one count of criminal endangerment and one count of unlawful discharge of a firearm...

Shots fired and shoplifting at the Rimrock Mall over the weekend.  The Billings Police Department is investigating an incident where a man shot at the car of suspected shoplifters.  Police were dispatched to the Mall at about 5:40 p.m...

J.C. Penney announced on Monday that they will close 130 to 140 stores across the country in the coming months.  The retailer, which operates an anchor store in Rimrock Mall, announced the store closings on Monday, as well as two distribution centers, in an effort to cut costs...

Unintentional injuries cause more than half of childhood deaths in Montana, according to state and local health reports. In fact, the leading cause of injuries for kids up to 14 years old is falls, followed by poisoning and motor vehicle collisions, according to according to the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services 2012 injury statistic report and Safe Kids Yellowstone County Car