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Smoke hovers over Billings region creating ‘unhealthy’ air

Step outside and you’ll instantly notice fire season isn’t leaving any time soon.

Step outside and you’ll instantaneously notice fire season isn’t leaving any time soon.

Billings mayoral candidates lay out their views

The crowded mayoral race in Billings will be pared to just two candidates in the Sept. Twelve primary election.

Burn The Point celebrates classic cars

The Burn the Point Classic Car demonstrate draws car enthusiasts of all ages. Car owners brought their classics to Rocky Mountain College for the 2nd year on Saturday.

The Burn the Point Classic Car display draws car enthusiasts of all ages. Car owners brought their classics to Rocky Mountain College for the 2nd year on Saturday.

Billings man loves 104th bday

Billings man likes 104th bday

In 1913, Woodrow Wilson was president and the Philadelphia Athletics hit the Fresh York Giants in the World Series. A Billings man born that year celebrated his 104th bday with friends and family at the Parkview nursing home on Saturday.

In 1913, Woodrow Wilson was president and the Philadelphia Athletics hammer the Fresh York Giants in the World Series. A Billings man born that year celebrated his 104th bday with friends and family at the Parkview nursing home on Saturday.

Fresh group aims to help the homeless share their stories

Alexander Andrews wants to give homeless people in Billings the things they need, including food and clothing. He also wants to give them a voice.

Burn The Point brings nostalgia to downtown Billings

Downtown Billings went back to the cruising era with the annual Burn the Point Parade on Friday night. Almost five hundred car owners drove their classics on the city’s parade route. The Labor Day weekend tradition packs the sidewalks with families loving the demonstrate. And. it’s a fine chance for enthusiasts to demonstrate off their treasured vehicles. «Just suspending out with everybody,» said Josh Tjaden, who drove his one thousand nine hundred sixty nine Ford ¾ T.

Downtown Billings went back to the cruising era with the annual Burn the Point Parade on Friday night. Almost five hundred car owners drove their classics on the city’s parade route. The Labor Day weekend tradition packs the sidewalks with families loving the display. And. it’s a superb chance for enthusiasts to showcase off their treasured vehicles. «Just suspending out with everybody,» said Josh Tjaden, who drove his one thousand nine hundred sixty nine Ford ¾ T.

Sartin Draw fire now ten percent contained north of Ashland

Fort Peck Tribe watchdog served restraining order by tribal council member

A Poplar man who acts as a watchdog for the Fort Peck Tribal Council was evidently served a restraining order by one council member for keeping track of her poor attendance record.

Portrait of Joseph Medicine Crow overlooks Lodge Grass, where three were murdered

A painting of Joseph Medicine Crow now sees over Lodge Grass, where the beloved war chief was born, as a way for the community to heal after the murders of three people last month.

A painting of Joseph Medicine Crow now witnesses over Lodge Grass, where the beloved war chief was born, as a way for the community to heal after the murders of three people last month.

No end in glance following long fire season

No end in look following long fire season

Labor Day weekend is usually the last hoorah of summer, but this is not a typical year.

FraudWatch: Be alert for Hurricane Harvey scams

There are slew of ways to help folks recovery from Tropical Storm Harvey, but very first do your homework.

There are slew of ways to help folks recovery from Hurricane Harvey, but very first do your homework.

Active fires in eastern Montana

There are presently nine active fires in eastern Montana.

Gainan’s to consolidate two Billings stores, stir into former Hastings spot

Gainan’s to consolidate two Billings stores, budge into former Hastings spot

The owners of Gainan`s flower shop announced Thursday they will close their downtown and Billings West End stores at the end of this year and stir into the vacant former Hastings spot at West Park Promenade.

The owners of Gainan`s flower shop announced Thursday they will close their downtown and Billings West End stores at the end of this year and budge into the vacant former Hastings spot at West Park Promenade.

Billings nurse traveling to Houston to relieve hospital staff

In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, people from around the country are doing what they can to help those in need.

Campfire confinements coming to Carbon County following Labor Day weekend

Campfire confinements are coming to Carbon County following the Labor Day holiday weekend.

Carbon County officials announced Thursday morning they are restricting all open fires, including campfires, outside city boundaries, kicking off Tuesday. The area is a popular outdoor recreation spot during the busy Labor Day weekend.

Carbon County officials announced Thursday morning they are restricting all open fires, including campfires, outside city boundaries, kicking off Tuesday.

Powell man claims he killed his wifey to end her mental illness

The Powell woman who investigators say was murdered by her hubby early Sunday morning told her son that if she were to die, her death would not be by suicide.

St. Vincent Pediatric Clinic evacuated

Billings fire crews responded to a call at the St. Vincent Pediatric Clinic on Thursday afternoon.

83-year-old Cody pilot uninjured in plane crash at airport

CODY, Wyo. – An 83-year-old man recently avoided injury when his plane crashed at Yellowstone Regional Airport following a search and rescue mission. Cody police officers said Thursday they responded to a call of a puny plane down about Five:30 p.m. Sunday during a landing on runway Four. The pilot, William (Bill) Holder, had been conducting a Park County Sheriff`s Office search and rescue mission up Mormon Creek, according to police. He was the only occupant. No injuries wer.

CODY, Wyo. – An 83-year-old man recently avoided injury when his plane crashed at Yellowstone Regional Airport following a search and rescue mission. Cody police officers said Thursday they responded to a call of a petite plane down about Five:30 p.m. Sunday during a landing on runway Four. The pilot, William (Bill) Holder, had been conducting a Park County Sheriff`s Office search and rescue mission up Mormon Creek, according to police. He was the only occupant. No injuries wer.

Give to the Gulf: Helping Victims of Hurricane Harvey

KTVQ and Cordillera will match up to the very first $50,000 of total contributions of the Give to the Gulf/Coastal Arch Strong campaign.

Billings historic building’s lofts being converted to condos

Seven units in one of the earliest downtown buildings to be converted to loft apartments are now on the market as condominiums.

Update

Woman rescued from downtown Billings apartment fire

A woman was rescued from a smoke-filled apartment in downtown Billings early Thursday morning.

Map: Montana Wildfires

All data is from Inciweb as of one p.m. on Wednesday, August 30, 2017.

There are sixteen wildfires 1,000-acres or larger searing in Montana.

Woman pleads guilty in hammering, searing death of Crow Agency woman

Woman pleads guilty in striking, searing death of Crow Agency woman

The female suspect in the hammering and searing death of a Crow Agency woman last year contradicted prosecutors` belief at her Wednesday switch of prayer hearing that the victim was unconscious when she was set on fire and left for dead in a field.

MSUB announces Business Hall of Fame class

BILLINGS – MSU Billings began its Montana Business Hall of Fame to raise an awareness and appreciation for what it calls a rich heritage of business leadership. Those nominated for the class of two thousand seventeen were announced a McDonald Hall on Wednesday afternoon.

MSU Billings began its Montana Business Hall of Fame to raise an awareness and appreciation for what it calls a rich heritage of business leadership. Those nominated for the class of two thousand seventeen were announced at McDonald Hall on Wednesday afternoon.

Billings medical marijuana dispensary moving forward despite city ban

A major medical marijuana provider in Billings with hundreds of patients is keeping the faith after an early Tuesday morning city council decision to prohibit medical marijuana storefronts and dispensaries in city thresholds.

Poplar woman sentenced to four years in prison for bf’s murder

Poplar woman sentenced to four years in prison for beau’s murder

The Poplar woman who admitted she stabbed her beau to death when he attempted to end their relationship in two thousand sixteen was sentenced Wednesday to four years in prison.

Here We Go! Q2 and MontanaFair suggest discount admission tickets

MontanaFair and Q2 have teamed up to suggest fairgoers a discount on admission tickets.

Q2 On Special Assignment Preview: Women Behind Bars

While a majority of masculine prisoners are incarcerated for violent crimes, only thirty percent of female inmates are locked up for violent crimes.

Update

Recount of Independent School District’s $92K levy passes

Officials at Independent School District confirmed the levy passed after a recount on Monday.

Spring road closures for Yellowstone National Park

Spring plowing will begin at Yellowstone National park after all the roads have been closed at 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 15.

Wyoming wolves taken off endangered species list again

Wolves in Wyoming were once again taken off the endangered species list after a Federal Appeals court made the ruling Friday.

U.S. House candidate plays benefit in Billings

Democratic Congressional hopeful Rob Quist appeared in Billings Friday night, playing some tunes and raising money for a good cause.

Billings Christmas lights map highlights holiday spirit across Magic City

Less than two weeks until Christmas and there is slew of homes decked out with holiday spirit across the Magic City.

Less than two weeks until Christmas and there is slew of homes decked out with holiday spirit via the Magic City.

Update

Billings to increase parking rates, to install fresh ‘wise meters’

The City of Billings wants to better your downtown parking practice, but it won’t come without a price.

“CannaBus” traveling Montana, gathering signatures

The “CannaBus” flipped into Good Falls on Thursday morning in the effort to promote the legalization of cannabis in Montana.

The “CannaBus” spinned into Excellent Falls on Thursday morning in the effort to promote the legalization of cannabis in Montana.

On Special Assignment: Society’s turbulent relationship with surveillance cameras

In today’s world, you are being recorded more than you will ever know.

You are being recorded more than you will ever know.

Billings Catholic community celebrates fresh school

The Billings Catholic Schools celebrated the construction of its fresh $Eighteen million building with a groundbreaking on Thursday.

Zoning Commission endorses fresh location for Billings Flying Service

In a unanimous decision, the Yellowstone County Zoning Commission endorses a fresh location for Billings Flying Services just west of the Billings Logan International Airport.

Local News, Q2, Continuous News Coverage, Billings, MT

Local News – KTVQ.com | Q2 | Continuous News Coverage | Billings, MT

Hundreds flock to Billings Rose Park for annual Labor Day picnic

Firefighters are used to serving the Billings community in times of need, but on Monday, the team served families plates of food at the annual Labor Day picnic.

Firefighters are used to serving the Billings community in times of need, but on Monday, the squad served families plates of food at the annual Labor Day picnic.

Labor Day report: Workplace fatalities high in Montana

The state of Montana has one of the best employment rates in the country, but the rate of workplace fatalities is among the worst.

Oregon Police Chief to firefighters in Montana: “We’ve got your six”

A photo of firefighters heading out to fight wildfires in Western Montana has been collective thousands of times on social media.

Smoke hovers over Billings region creating ‘unhealthy’ air

Step outside and you’ll instantly notice fire season isn’t leaving any time soon.

Step outside and you’ll instantaneously notice fire season isn’t leaving any time soon.

Billings mayoral candidates lay out their views

The crowded mayoral race in Billings will be pared to just two candidates in the Sept. Twelve primary election.

Burn The Point celebrates classic cars

The Burn the Point Classic Car demonstrate draws car enthusiasts of all ages. Car owners brought their classics to Rocky Mountain College for the 2nd year on Saturday.

The Burn the Point Classic Car display draws car enthusiasts of all ages. Car owners brought their classics to Rocky Mountain College for the 2nd year on Saturday.

Billings man loves 104th bday

In 1913, Woodrow Wilson was president and the Philadelphia Athletics strike the Fresh York Giants in the World Series. A Billings man born that year celebrated his 104th bday with friends and family at the Parkview nursing home on Saturday.

Fresh group aims to help the homeless share their stories

Alexander Andrews wants to give homeless people in Billings the things they need, including food and clothing. He also wants to give them a voice.

Burn The Point brings nostalgia to downtown Billings

Downtown Billings went back to the cruising era with the annual Burn the Point Parade on Friday night. Almost five hundred car owners drove their classics on the city’s parade route. The Labor Day weekend tradition packs the sidewalks with families loving the display. And. it’s a superb chance for enthusiasts to showcase off their treasured vehicles. «Just dangling out with everybody,» said Josh Tjaden, who drove his one thousand nine hundred sixty nine Ford ¾ T.

Downtown Billings went back to the cruising era with the annual Burn the Point Parade on Friday night. Almost five hundred car owners drove their classics on the city’s parade route. The Labor Day weekend tradition packs the sidewalks with families liking the showcase. And. it’s a superb chance for enthusiasts to demonstrate off their treasured vehicles. «Just stringing up out with everybody,» said Josh Tjaden, who drove his one thousand nine hundred sixty nine Ford ¾ T.

Sartin Draw fire now ten percent contained north of Ashland

Fort Peck Tribe watchdog served restraining order by tribal council member

A Poplar man who acts as a watchdog for the Fort Peck Tribal Council was evidently served a restraining order by one council member for keeping track of her poor attendance record.

Portrait of Joseph Medicine Crow overlooks Lodge Grass, where three were murdered

A painting of Joseph Medicine Crow now sees over Lodge Grass, where the beloved war chief was born, as a way for the community to heal after the murders of three people last month.

A painting of Joseph Medicine Crow now witnesses over Lodge Grass, where the beloved war chief was born, as a way for the community to heal after the murders of three people last month.

No end in view following long fire season

No end in look following long fire season

Labor Day weekend is usually the last hoorah of summer, but this is not a typical year.

FraudWatch: Be alert for Hurricane Harvey scams

There are slew of ways to help folks recovery from Tropical Storm Harvey, but very first do your homework.

There are slew of ways to help folks recovery from Hurricane Harvey, but very first do your homework.

Active fires in eastern Montana

There are presently nine active fires in eastern Montana.

Gainan’s to consolidate two Billings stores, budge into former Hastings spot

Gainan’s to consolidate two Billings stores, stir into former Hastings spot

Billings nurse traveling to Houston to relieve hospital staff

In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, people from around the country are doing what they can to help those in need.

Campfire confinements coming to Carbon County following Labor Day weekend

Campfire limitations coming to Carbon County following Labor Day weekend

Campfire limitations are coming to Carbon County following the Labor Day holiday weekend.

Carbon County officials announced Thursday morning they are restricting all open fires, including campfires, outside city thresholds, beginning Tuesday. The area is a popular outdoor recreation spot during the busy Labor Day weekend.

Carbon County officials announced Thursday morning they are restricting all open fires, including campfires, outside city thresholds, beginning Tuesday.

Powell man claims he killed his wifey to end her mental illness

The Powell woman who investigators say was murdered by her spouse early Sunday morning told her son that if she were to die, her death would not be by suicide.

The Powell woman who investigators say was murdered by her hubby early Sunday morning told her son that if she were to die, her death would not be by suicide.

St. Vincent Pediatric Clinic evacuated

Billings fire crews responded to a call at the St. Vincent Pediatric Clinic on Thursday afternoon.

83-year-old Cody pilot uninjured in plane crash at airport

CODY, Wyo. – An 83-year-old man recently avoided injury when his plane crashed at Yellowstone Regional Airport following a search and rescue mission. Cody police officers said Thursday they responded to a call of a petite plane down about Five:30 p.m. Sunday during a landing on runway Four. The pilot, William (Bill) Holder, had been conducting a Park County Sheriff`s Office search and rescue mission up Mormon Creek, according to police. He was the only occupant. No injuries wer.

Give to the Gulf: Helping Victims of Hurricane Harvey

KTVQ and Cordillera will match up to the very first $50,000 of total contributions of the Give to the Gulf/Coastal Arch Strong campaign.

Billings historic building’s lofts being converted to condos

Seven units in one of the earliest downtown buildings to be converted to loft apartments are now on the market as condominiums.

Update

Woman rescued from downtown Billings apartment fire

A woman was rescued from a smoke-filled apartment in downtown Billings early Thursday morning.

Map: Montana Wildfires

All data is from Inciweb as of one p.m. on Wednesday, August 30, 2017.

There are sixteen wildfires 1,000-acres or larger searing in Montana.

Here We Go! Q2 and MontanaFair suggest discount admission tickets

MontanaFair and Q2 have teamed up to suggest fairgoers a discount on admission tickets.

Q2 On Special Assignment Preview: Women Behind Bars

While a majority of masculine prisoners are incarcerated for violent crimes, only thirty percent of female inmates are locked up for violent crimes.

Update

Recount of Independent School District’s $92K levy passes

Officials at Independent School District confirmed the levy passed after a recount on Monday.

Spring road closures for Yellowstone National Park

Spring plowing will begin at Yellowstone National park after all the roads have been closed at 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 15.

Wyoming wolves taken off endangered species list again

Wolves in Wyoming were once again taken off the endangered species list after a Federal Appeals court made the ruling Friday.

U.S. House candidate plays benefit in Billings

Democratic Congressional hopeful Rob Quist appeared in Billings Friday night, playing some tunes and raising money for a good cause.

Billings Christmas lights map highlights holiday spirit via Magic City

Less than two weeks until Christmas and there is slew of homes decked out with holiday spirit via the Magic City.

Less than two weeks until Christmas and there is slew of homes decked out with holiday spirit across the Magic City.

Update

Billings to increase parking rates, to install fresh ‘brainy meters’

Billings to increase parking rates, to install fresh ‘wise meters’

The City of Billings wants to better your downtown parking practice, but it won’t come without a price.

“CannaBus” traveling Montana, gathering signatures

The “CannaBus” spinned into Fine Falls on Thursday morning in the effort to promote the legalization of cannabis in Montana.

The “CannaBus” flipped into Superb Falls on Thursday morning in the effort to promote the legalization of cannabis in Montana.

On Special Assignment: Society’s turbulent relationship with surveillance cameras

In today’s world, you are being recorded more than you will ever know.

You are being recorded more than you will ever know.

Billings Catholic community celebrates fresh school

The Billings Catholic Schools celebrated the construction of its fresh $Legal million building with a groundbreaking on Thursday.

The Billings Catholic Schools celebrated the construction of its fresh $Eighteen million building with a groundbreaking on Thursday.

Zoning Commission endorses fresh location for Billings Flying Service

In a unanimous decision, the Yellowstone County Zoning Commission endorses a fresh location for Billings Flying Services just west of the Billings Logan International Airport.

Local News, Q2, Continuous News Coverage, Billings, MT

Local News – KTVQ.com | Q2 | Continuous News Coverage | Billings, MT

Hundreds flock to Billings Rose Park for annual Labor Day picnic

Firefighters are used to serving the Billings community in times of need, but on Monday, the squad served families plates of food at the annual Labor Day picnic.

Labor Day report: Workplace fatalities high in Montana

The state of Montana has one of the best employment rates in the country, but the rate of workplace fatalities is among the worst.

Oregon Police Chief to firefighters in Montana: “We’ve got your six”

A photo of firefighters heading out to fight wildfires in Western Montana has been collective thousands of times on social media.

Smoke hovers over Billings region creating ‘unhealthy’ air

Step outside and you’ll instantaneously notice fire season isn’t leaving any time soon.

Billings mayoral candidates lay out their views

The crowded mayoral race in Billings will be pared to just two candidates in the Sept. Twelve primary election.

Burn The Point celebrates classic cars

The Burn the Point Classic Car display draws car enthusiasts of all ages. Car owners brought their classics to Rocky Mountain College for the 2nd year on Saturday.

The Burn the Point Classic Car demonstrate draws car enthusiasts of all ages. Car owners brought their classics to Rocky Mountain College for the 2nd year on Saturday.

Billings man likes 104th bday

Billings man loves 104th bday

Fresh group aims to help the homeless share their stories

Alexander Andrews wants to give homeless people in Billings the things they need, including food and clothing. He also wants to give them a voice.

Burn The Point brings nostalgia to downtown Billings

Downtown Billings went back to the cruising era with the annual Burn the Point Parade on Friday night. Almost five hundred car owners drove their classics on the city’s parade route. The Labor Day weekend tradition packs the sidewalks with families loving the display. And. it’s a good chance for enthusiasts to demonstrate off their treasured vehicles. «Just dangling out with everybody,» said Josh Tjaden, who drove his one thousand nine hundred sixty nine Ford ¾ T.

Downtown Billings went back to the cruising era with the annual Burn the Point Parade on Friday night. Almost five hundred car owners drove their classics on the city’s parade route. The Labor Day weekend tradition packs the sidewalks with families loving the showcase. And. it’s a superb chance for enthusiasts to showcase off their treasured vehicles. «Just suspending out with everybody,» said Josh Tjaden, who drove his one thousand nine hundred sixty nine Ford ¾ T.

Sartin Draw fire now ten percent contained north of Ashland

Fort Peck Tribe watchdog served restraining order by tribal council member

A Poplar man who acts as a watchdog for the Fort Peck Tribal Council was evidently served a restraining order by one council member for keeping track of her poor attendance record.

Portrait of Joseph Medicine Crow overlooks Lodge Grass, where three were murdered

A painting of Joseph Medicine Crow now observes over Lodge Grass, where the beloved war chief was born, as a way for the community to heal after the murders of three people last month.

A painting of Joseph Medicine Crow now witnesses over Lodge Grass, where the beloved war chief was born, as a way for the community to heal after the murders of three people last month.

No end in glance following long fire season

No end in view following long fire season

Labor Day weekend is usually the last hoorah of summer, but this is not a typical year.

FraudWatch: Be alert for Hurricane Harvey scams

There are slew of ways to help folks recovery from Tropical Storm Harvey, but very first do your homework.

There are slew of ways to help folks recovery from Hurricane Harvey, but very first do your homework.

Active fires in eastern Montana

There are presently nine active fires in eastern Montana.

Gainan’s to consolidate two Billings stores, stir into former Hastings spot

Billings nurse traveling to Houston to relieve hospital staff

In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, people from around the country are doing what they can to help those in need.

Campfire confinements coming to Carbon County following Labor Day weekend

Campfire limitations are coming to Carbon County following the Labor Day holiday weekend.

Carbon County officials announced Thursday morning they are restricting all open fires, including campfires, outside city thresholds, kicking off Tuesday. The area is a popular outdoor recreation spot during the busy Labor Day weekend.

Carbon County officials announced Thursday morning they are restricting all open fires, including campfires, outside city boundaries, kicking off Tuesday.

Powell man claims he killed his wifey to end her mental illness

The Powell woman who investigators say was murdered by her spouse early Sunday morning told her son that if she were to die, her death would not be by suicide.

The Powell woman who investigators say was murdered by her hubby early Sunday morning told her son that if she were to die, her death would not be by suicide.

St. Vincent Pediatric Clinic evacuated

Billings fire crews responded to a call at the St. Vincent Pediatric Clinic on Thursday afternoon.

83-year-old Cody pilot uninjured in plane crash at airport

CODY, Wyo. – An 83-year-old man recently avoided injury when his plane crashed at Yellowstone Regional Airport following a search and rescue mission. Cody police officers said Thursday they responded to a call of a petite plane down about Five:30 p.m. Sunday during a landing on runway Four. The pilot, William (Bill) Holder, had been conducting a Park County Sheriff`s Office search and rescue mission up Mormon Creek, according to police. He was the only occupant. No injuries wer.

Give to the Gulf: Helping Victims of Hurricane Harvey

KTVQ and Cordillera will match up to the very first $50,000 of total contributions of the Give to the Gulf/Coastal Arch Strong campaign.

Billings historic building’s lofts being converted to condos

Seven units in one of the earliest downtown buildings to be converted to loft apartments are now on the market as condominiums.

Here We Go! Q2 and MontanaFair suggest discount admission tickets

MontanaFair and Q2 have teamed up to suggest fairgoers a discount on admission tickets.

Q2 On Special Assignment Preview: Women Behind Bars

While a majority of masculine prisoners are incarcerated for violent crimes, only thirty percent of female inmates are locked up for violent crimes.

Update

Recount of Independent School District’s $92K levy passes

Officials at Independent School District confirmed the levy passed after a recount on Monday.

Spring road closures for Yellowstone National Park

Spring plowing will begin at Yellowstone National park after all the roads have been closed at 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 15.

Wyoming wolves taken off endangered species list again

Wolves in Wyoming were once again taken off the endangered species list after a Federal Appeals court made the ruling Friday.

U.S. House candidate plays benefit in Billings

Democratic Congressional hopeful Rob Quist appeared in Billings Friday night, playing some tunes and raising money for a good cause.

Billings Christmas lights map highlights holiday spirit across Magic City

Less than two weeks until Christmas and there is slew of homes decked out with holiday spirit via the Magic City.

Less than two weeks until Christmas and there is slew of homes decked out with holiday spirit across the Magic City.

Update

Billings to increase parking rates, to install fresh ‘wise meters’

Billings to increase parking rates, to install fresh ‘brainy meters’

The City of Billings wants to better your downtown parking practice, but it won’t come without a price.

“CannaBus” traveling Montana, gathering signatures

The “CannaBus” flipped into Excellent Falls on Thursday morning in the effort to promote the legalization of cannabis in Montana.

The “CannaBus” spinned into Superb Falls on Thursday morning in the effort to promote the legalization of cannabis in Montana.

On Special Assignment: Society’s turbulent relationship with surveillance cameras

In today’s world, you are being recorded more than you will ever know.

You are being recorded more than you will ever know.

Billings Catholic community celebrates fresh school

The Billings Catholic Schools celebrated the construction of its fresh $Eighteen million building with a groundbreaking on Thursday.

The Billings Catholic Schools celebrated the construction of its fresh $Legal million building with a groundbreaking on Thursday.

Zoning Commission endorses fresh location for Billings Flying Service

In a unanimous decision, the Yellowstone County Zoning Commission endorses a fresh location for Billings Flying Services just west of the Billings Logan International Airport.

Local News, Q2, Continuous News Coverage, Billings, MT

Local News – KTVQ.com | Q2 | Continuous News Coverage | Billings, MT

Gas prices in Billings rise five cents over last week following Hurricane Harvey

BILLINGS — Gas prices in the Billings area rose five cents per gallon last week to $Two.50 Monday, largely because of diminished capacity from refineries bruised by Hurricane Harvey on the Gulf Coast, according to analysts.

Hundreds flock to Billings Rose Park for annual Labor Day picnic

Firefighters are used to serving the Billings community in times of need, but on Monday, the team served families plates of food at the annual Labor Day picnic.

Labor Day report: Workplace fatalities high in Montana

The state of Montana has one of the best employment rates in the country, but the rate of workplace fatalities is among the worst.

Oregon Police Chief to firefighters in Montana: “We’ve got your six”

A photo of firefighters heading out to fight wildfires in Western Montana has been collective thousands of times on social media.

Smoke hovers over Billings region creating ‘unhealthy’ air

Step outside and you’ll instantly notice fire season isn’t leaving any time soon.

Billings mayoral candidates lay out their views

The crowded mayoral race in Billings will be pared to just two candidates in the Sept. Twelve primary election.

Burn The Point celebrates classic cars

The Burn the Point Classic Car display draws car enthusiasts of all ages. Car owners brought their classics to Rocky Mountain College for the 2nd year on Saturday.

The Burn the Point Classic Car showcase draws car enthusiasts of all ages. Car owners brought their classics to Rocky Mountain College for the 2nd year on Saturday.

Billings man likes 104th bday

Fresh group aims to help the homeless share their stories

Alexander Andrews wants to give homeless people in Billings the things they need, including food and clothing. He also wants to give them a voice.

Burn The Point brings nostalgia to downtown Billings

Downtown Billings went back to the cruising era with the annual Burn the Point Parade on Friday night. Almost five hundred car owners drove their classics on the city’s parade route. The Labor Day weekend tradition packs the sidewalks with families loving the showcase. And. it’s a good chance for enthusiasts to showcase off their treasured vehicles. «Just stringing up out with everybody,» said Josh Tjaden, who drove his one thousand nine hundred sixty nine Ford ¾ T.

Downtown Billings went back to the cruising era with the annual Burn the Point Parade on Friday night. Almost five hundred car owners drove their classics on the city’s parade route. The Labor Day weekend tradition packs the sidewalks with families liking the showcase. And. it’s a superb chance for enthusiasts to display off their treasured vehicles. «Just suspending out with everybody,» said Josh Tjaden, who drove his one thousand nine hundred sixty nine Ford ¾ T.

Sartin Draw fire now ten percent contained north of Ashland

Fort Peck Tribe watchdog served restraining order by tribal council member

A Poplar man who acts as a watchdog for the Fort Peck Tribal Council was evidently served a restraining order by one council member for keeping track of her poor attendance record.

Portrait of Joseph Medicine Crow overlooks Lodge Grass, where three were murdered

A painting of Joseph Medicine Crow now observes over Lodge Grass, where the beloved war chief was born, as a way for the community to heal after the murders of three people last month.

No end in view following long fire season

No end in glance following long fire season

Labor Day weekend is usually the last hoorah of summer, but this is not a typical year.

FraudWatch: Be alert for Hurricane Harvey scams

There are slew of ways to help folks recovery from Tropical Storm Harvey, but very first do your homework.

There are slew of ways to help folks recovery from Hurricane Harvey, but very first do your homework.

Active fires in eastern Montana

There are presently nine active fires in eastern Montana.

Gainan’s to consolidate two Billings stores, stir into former Hastings spot

Gainan’s to consolidate two Billings stores, budge into former Hastings spot

Billings nurse traveling to Houston to relieve hospital staff

In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, people from around the country are doing what they can to help those in need.

Campfire limitations coming to Carbon County following Labor Day weekend

Campfire confinements coming to Carbon County following Labor Day weekend

Campfire limitations are coming to Carbon County following the Labor Day holiday weekend.

Carbon County officials announced Thursday morning they are restricting all open fires, including campfires, outside city thresholds, commencing Tuesday.

Powell man claims he killed his wifey to end her mental illness

The Powell woman who investigators say was murdered by her hubby early Sunday morning told her son that if she were to die, her death would not be by suicide.

St. Vincent Pediatric Clinic evacuated

Billings fire crews responded to a call at the St. Vincent Pediatric Clinic on Thursday afternoon.

83-year-old Cody pilot uninjured in plane crash at airport

CODY, Wyo. – An 83-year-old man recently avoided injury when his plane crashed at Yellowstone Regional Airport following a search and rescue mission. Cody police officers said Thursday they responded to a call of a petite plane down about Five:30 p.m. Sunday during a landing on runway Four. The pilot, William (Bill) Holder, had been conducting a Park County Sheriff`s Office search and rescue mission up Mormon Creek, according to police. He was the only occupant. No injuries wer.

Give to the Gulf: Helping Victims of Hurricane Harvey

KTVQ and Cordillera will match up to the very first $50,000 of total contributions of the Give to the Gulf/Coastal Arch Strong campaign.

Billings historic building’s lofts being converted to condos

Seven units in one of the earliest downtown buildings to be converted to loft apartments are now on the market as condominiums.

Here We Go! Q2 and MontanaFair suggest discount admission tickets

MontanaFair and Q2 have teamed up to suggest fairgoers a discount on admission tickets.

Q2 On Special Assignment Preview: Women Behind Bars

While a majority of masculine prisoners are incarcerated for violent crimes, only thirty percent of female inmates are locked up for violent crimes.

Update

Recount of Independent School District’s $92K levy passes

Officials at Independent School District confirmed the levy passed after a recount on Monday.

Spring road closures for Yellowstone National Park

Spring plowing will begin at Yellowstone National park after all the roads have been closed at 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 15.

Wyoming wolves taken off endangered species list again

Wolves in Wyoming were once again taken off the endangered species list after a Federal Appeals court made the ruling Friday.

U.S. House candidate plays benefit in Billings

Democratic Congressional hopeful Rob Quist appeared in Billings Friday night, playing some tunes and raising money for a good cause.

Billings Christmas lights map highlights holiday spirit via Magic City

Less than two weeks until Christmas and there is slew of homes decked out with holiday spirit via the Magic City.

Less than two weeks until Christmas and there is slew of homes decked out with holiday spirit across the Magic City.

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Billings to increase parking rates, to install fresh ‘clever meters’

The City of Billings wants to better your downtown parking practice, but it won’t come without a price.

“CannaBus” traveling Montana, gathering signatures

The “CannaBus” flipped into Excellent Falls on Thursday morning in the effort to promote the legalization of cannabis in Montana.

On Special Assignment: Society’s turbulent relationship with surveillance cameras

In today’s world, you are being recorded more than you will ever know.

You are being recorded more than you will ever know.

Billings Catholic community celebrates fresh school

The Billings Catholic Schools celebrated the construction of its fresh $Eighteen million building with a groundbreaking on Thursday.

The Billings Catholic Schools celebrated the construction of its fresh $Legitimate million building with a groundbreaking on Thursday.

Zoning Commission endorses fresh location for Billings Flying Service

In a unanimous decision, the Yellowstone County Zoning Commission endorses a fresh location for Billings Flying Services just west of the Billings Logan International Airport.