Billings Gazette

After a passionate public hearing Monday night, the City Council stepped back from imposing restrictions on the city's budding medical marijuana industry. Full Story »

For a comprehensive calendar or to submit an event to be published, go to www.billingsgazette.net/calendar. Full Story »

Hospital admissions related to influenza-like illness have been twice as high this fall as they are in a typical flu season, Billings medical officials said on Monday. Full Story »

Montana's streets are among the safest in the nation for pedestrians, a report out Monday shows, yet serious safety challenges remain for people who walk or bike on Montana roads. Full Story »

A Billings man on Monday denied federal cocaine charges that prosecutors said are related to the case of an ex-player for the Billings Outlaws indoor football team who last week admitted trafficking almost 20 pounds of cocaine. Full Story »

Towering cranes and heavy equipment - "anything big and ugly that's hard to move" - are Whitewood Transport's usual hauls, but the company's owners have also volunteered their acumen to move such things as a new facility for disabled skiers from Washington to Red Lodge Mountain. Full Story »

A woman who robbed a Billings coffee kiosk was sentenced Monday morning in District Court. Full Story »

After 11 years as a Yellowstone County commissioner, Jim Reno remains fired up about his job and wants to keep it. Full Story »

At 2 p.m., there was no line and no wait at the H1N1 vaccine clinic. Some 350 doses of vaccine were given in the clinic’s first hour. Full Story »

Floyd Hertz says he has no idea 60 years later how he started a family tradition in the Marine Corps. Full Story »

The City Council faces a relatively light agenda tonight, but some of the items up for discussion may be contentious. Full Story »

Suiting up for his first-ever attempt at playing hockey, 6-year-old Amilio Chavez is rarin' to go. Full Story »

A packed house, a Broadway crooner and a stage overflowing with 150 of the area's best musicians. Full Story »

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There were no injuries and minimal damage Saturday morning when a pickup truck crashed through a West End home's front yard and knocked over a tree. Full Story »

The Yellowstone County Sheriff's Office is accepting applications for its reserve program through the end of November. Full Story »

PARK CITY - Tia Kober and Fritzi Idelman have earned a reputation for making the best angel food cakes around. Now the Park City sisters are featured in the newest episode of Backroads Montana, to be broadcast at 7 p.m., Nov. 8, on MontanaPBS. Full Story »

Dear Ed: What's your take on the recent elections in New Jersey and Virginia, where Republican gubernatorial candidates prevailed? - Poll Watcher Full Story »

Mihail Kennedy, a grounds manager at ZooMontana, figured it would take at least two years to tackle and complete a half-dozen high-priority projects at the zoo. Full Story »

View a photo from MarketPlace Magic at the Expo Center at MetraPark on Saturday. Full Story »

The father of a Molt man shot to death at the family's farm last month described his son Friday as "generous to a fault." Full Story »

When the dinky elevator stopped at the third floor of the Stapleton Building in the 1970s, what people found was chintz, charm and food worth remembering. Full Story »

In 2005, the Rev. John Naumann retired from his post as an Episcopal priest in Billings and moved on to a new ministry in Africa. Full Story »

Health officials in Billings announced today that a fourth walk-in H1N1 vaccination clinic will be Monday. Full Story »

An extradition hearing for a Billings bus driver accused of hitting a high school student while driving under the influence has been moved to next week after his attorney requested more time to examine the extradition request. Full Story »