Grant Linde, an eighth grader, plays taps for his classmates at Will James Middle School. Veterans Day celebrations scheduled for Thursday morning were scaled back due to poor weather conditions. A Black Hawk helicopter landing and jet flyover were cancelled. Full Story »
BOZEMAN — Travelers passing through airports in Billings and Bozeman will not have to pay for wireless Internet over the next two months as part of a holiday promotion sponsored by Internet search giant Google. Full Story »
The Montana Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals will present its annual awards tonight. A dinner honoring recipients is set for 5:30 to 8 p.m. today at the Billings Depot from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. For more, call John Eastman at 656-8772. Full Story »
Police are looking for a man who robbed a West End casino Tuesday night. Full Story »
Help from fellow Montana State University Billings students may bring a young Serbian back to Montana. Full Story »
Officials with the National Park Service are asking for help finding people who vandalized the historic Kane, Wyoming cemetery. Full Story »
A holiday style show and luncheon was held Saturday at the Billings Hotel and Convention Center. Full Story »
The Northern Plains Resource Council held its 38th Annual meeting this weekend. This year's theme was Conservation and Efficiency: The New Wealth. Full Story »
Billings residents celebrated the third annual “Art 4 Life Gala” Saturday held at the MSU Billings Student Union Ballroom. The program “Growth Through Art” helps adults with disabilities explore their crafty side. Full Story »
Big news Friday from Senator Max Baucus here in Billings. Baucus tells KULR-8 that while he expects health care reform to be passed this year, he does not see it happening with a public option. Full Story »
The July Fourth craft festival could be shifted to new hands next week. Full Story »
A $200,000 offer from the lone bidder for Tuesdayâs scheduled - and then canceled - auction of the former county library property was rejected later in the day by the county commissioners. Full Story »
A veteran ski patrol director has taken charge of the Sleeping Giant Ski Area patrol. Full Story »
Rejecting several urgent pleas for financial help, the Park County commissioners Tuesday directed the $97,980 balance of their state âconsensus moneyâ to a new hospice house. Full Story »
Thanks to all veteran's for their bravery and service. Full Story »
By NANCY SWANSON For The Outpost Prison Paws for Humanity may be one of Billings’ best kept secrets, but its program is being touted by many satisfied customers, one of whom describes it as “that great dog training program at the Montana Women’s Prison.” Literally through word of mouth, dog owners have discovered the benefits of enrolling their dogs in the 5-year old training program at the ... Full Story »
Citizens attending Tuesday’s Lovell Town Council meeting urged the town to keep battling for those who want to clean their yards through the open burning process. Full Story »
A truck driver from Texas was fortunate to walk away from a semi-tractor-trailer crash on the steep U.S. 14 switchbacks east of Lovell Tuesday that nearly pulled his truck over the edge of the mountain. Full Story »
A complaint has been filed in the 5th Judicial District Court of Big Horn County against the Town of Lovell and a Lovell police officer that alleges the officer’s negligence led to a murder/suicide involving two Lovell residents in November of 2007. Full Story »
The Lovell High School Family, Career and Community Leaders of America organization has chosen “Support Our Troops and Their Families” as their chapter project for the school year. Full Story »
“You got the flu? Then you best stay home.” I’ve heard this statement uttered or written in many variations over the past couple weeks. The flu season is starting early this year and with the new types of flu strains that have surprised the world, people just don’t want to risk contracting a virus. Full Story »
Construction crews are beginning to “button up” the State Laurel Northeast Project. Nearly all paving has been completed with some top coating remaining. Full Story »
Yellowstone County is looking for someone to contract for the maintenance and burial work at the new Veterans Cemetery north of Laurel. Currently, the county contracts with the City of Laurel for those services. Full Story »
The west-bound lane of traffic on I-90 was closed on Monday evening for approximately half an hour and traffic in both lanes backed up for more than a mile. Full Story »
€ The Yellowstone County United Veteran Council (UVC) will conduct a Veterans Day memorial service at the Yellowstone County Veterans Cemetery, north of Laurel today, Wednesday, Nov. 11, beginning at noon. Full Story »
Negotiators for the Park City School Board and the Park City Affiliated Teacher Federation will meet with a mediator at 6 pm., tomorrow evening, Nov. 12, to attempt to reach an agreement on a contract. Teachers are continuing to work under last year's contract. Full Story »
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The GDx Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer Analyzer is a scanning laser that measures the thickness of the retinal never fiber layer, allowing the doctors at Heights Eyecare to help detect glaucoma at its early stages. Glaucoma is a disease of increased fluid in the eye that slowly, over time, causes... Full Story »
Serving the Community As the first pharmacy in Billings to offer online prescription renewals, we understand the evolving needs of our customers, and continue to enhance the services we offer. Full Story »
As the first pharmacy in Billings to offer online prescription renewals, we understand the evolving needs of our customers, and continue to enhance the services we offer. Full Story »
11_12_09/rolloverWyoming Department of Transportation employees Jim Thomas and Tory Teter talk with Lovell fire chief Jim Minchow and John Hyde, Big Horn County emergency management coordinator, at the site of a semi- truck roll-over Tuesday on U.S. Highway 14-A in the Big Horn Mountains. Tribune photo by Kara Bacon Texas truck driver Otis Hall, 48, hadn’t intended to go up and over the Big Horn ... Full Story »
Statewide tax would benefit community collegesAfter three years and work by two formal study groups, Wyoming community colleges are no closer to statewide dedicated funding than they were before.The Wyoming Community College Task Force wrapped up its two-year work last week without deciding on a plan for colleges to raise money.In 2006, a blue-ribbon commission formed by Gov. Dave Freudenthal ... Full Story »
An early-morning crash at the 90-degree turn on the Willwood Highway (Wyo. 295) on Tuesday claimed the life of a Powell man.Zeb Sand, 31, was driving south on the Willwood Highway toward his Lane 13 home just before 3 a.m. when he apparently fell asleep while traveling at a high rate of speed. Sand missed the Willwood turn, and his 1999 Corvette rolled, ejecting him. Full Story »
11_12_09/trappervballTrappers Marisa Shigetomi, Brianna Reed and Rebekah DePesa hope to have plenty to yell about next week when Northwest College lands in Council Bluffs for the 2009 national volleyball championships. Northwest’s begins its tournament run at 8 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 19, against Missouri State-West Plains. Tribune photo by Randal Horobik NWC earns No. 11 seed, gets rematch with ... Full Story »
Trapper men net just one victory during road tripGetting off to a fast start doesn’t seem to be an issue for the 2009-2010 Northwest College men’s basketball program. Finishing the deal? Well, that might require a little more work.The Trapper men were sitting pretty after the first half in each of their three contests last weekend. Head Coach Andy Ward’s club was only able to manage one victory ... Full Story »
Men enjoy warm weather at a hot mineral spring near the Bulgarian capital of Sofia. (AP Photo/Petar Petrov)
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