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Why the Billings Chamber decided to oppose the Montana Plan (opens the original)
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As organizers held a town hall Wednesday for the Montana Plan, there were two empty seats reserved for the anti-dark money initiativeâs formal opponents: the Montana Chamber of Commerce and the Billings Chamber of Commerce. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to local reporting, breaking news, and more. To view our latest eEdition, click the image on the left.
Multiple children, adults dead in shooting, fire on Billings West End Sunday night (opens the original)
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Multiple children and multiple adults were killed during a shooting and house fire Sunday night on Billingsâ West End, according to officials at a multiagency press conference Monday afternoon. âTodayâs press conference is on the heels of a tragedy for a Billings family and the community as a whole,â Billings Police Department Assistant Chief Shawn Mayo told reporters and the public. âI want to extend my deepest sympathies to the victimsâ family.â Names and the exact number of vict
Billings Clinic sued over alleged sharing of health info (opens the original)
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Visitors to the Billings Clinic website have their information transferred and sold to third parties like Google for tracking and advertising purposes, according to a recent lawsuit. The class action lawsuit only names one plaintiff, Lydia Brester, though it represents at least 100 people who have interacted with the website before, alleging that such actions by the nonprofit violate patient privacy and state law in its tracking and distributing of visitor data. The lawsuit states that Billings
Resolution reached after death of Red Lodge snowboarder (opens the original)
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A local law firm and Red Lodge Mountain announced Monday a resolution to a potential wrongful death lawsuit after a 37-year-old Billings man died in March 2025 shortly after being injured during high winds on a ski lift. A press release by law firm Heenan & Cook started by clarifying past reporting on the incident, noting that snowboarder Jeff Zinne wasnât primarily injured because of a fall from the three-person chairlift during winds as high as 60 mph. Rather, it was because of a derailment
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