Yellowstone County

Another round of severe weather is likely to roll through Yellowstone County tomorrow (Tuesday 7/13), and while that will bring the heat down for a couple days, it's right back into the oven for the Magic City by the weekend.

The days of leaving the keys in your car and the front door unlocked are long gone. The Yellowstone County Sheriff's Office is now using the Neighbors app to help fight crime.

With the fire restrictions in Yellowstone County, meaning no fireworks in your backyard this year, we put together a guide of area fireworks displays.

Stage II Fire Restrictions in Yellowstone County means no consumer fireworks are allowed. Here are 7 ideas for other ways to celebrate this 4th of July weekend.

We had a call this morning where a resident said the commissioners are infringing on his right to do what he wants on his own property. This may take a while but here goes.

This year the county commissioners should act, and unless there is some significant weather change, ban fireworks county-wide. The risk is too great.

It's too bad that there couldn't be some kind of automatic renewal that automatically charges your card and sends the sticker directly to you without any reminder or renewal response.

The first river rescue of the 2021 season has already happened on the Yellowstone River near Billings.

Some severe thunderstorms are possible tomorrow (Thursday 6/10) for southeast Montana, and while the chance of a tornado is low, high winds and hail are a threat for our area.

Billings Police say that "alcohol or drugs" may have contributed to a crash that sent a vehicle into the side of a house over the weekend, according to a post on Twitter.