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Laurel's water intake clogged with debris; city races to find fix before winter (opens the original)
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Divers are working to clear a clogged water intake on the Yellowstone River that serves the city of Laurel. The 10-year-old intake has been blocked by sticks, gravel, silt, and other debris for four months, restricting the flow of water to the city's water treatment plant. More than 120,000 Montana residents rely on the Yellowstone River for their drinking water, according to a 2022 report from the City of Billings. Jason Fowler, the owner of Montana Tank Inspection Service out of Helena, descri
Billings working to prevent rockfall along the Rims near Zimmerman Trail (opens the original)
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Multi-million dollar homes line the Rims in Billings, offering spectacular views but a very real risk. Boulders weighing several tons have been known to crash down from the Rims onto houses below. Now, the city is working to shore up some of the most concerning areas along Zimmerman Trail. Local artist Jon Lodge knows that risk firsthand. Almost 16 years ago, an enormous rockfall destroyed the home he shared with his wife, Jane Deschner, along the Rims. "It was 120 feet long by 50 feet high and
New MSU College of Nursing building in Billings aims to address nurse shortage (opens the original)
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A new Montana State University College of Nursing building has opened in Billings, offering students hands-on learning opportunities as Montana faces a widespread health professional shortage. 51 of Montana's 56 counties face a federal health professional shortage, according to NBC News; a crisis that hits rural communities especially hard. The ribbon was cut on the Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing building on 1040 N. 29th St., a project that was years in the making. "It was about five ye
Montana homeowners react to new Homestead Reduced Tax Rate assessments (opens the original)
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BILLINGS, Mont. — Montana homeowners are receiving property tax assessment letters from the Department of Revenue, with reactions ranging from relief to shock as the state's new Homestead Declaration Act is set to take effect for this tax year. The law, signed by Gov. Greg Gianforte in 2025, lowers taxes on many primary residences while shifting more of the tax burden onto second homes and some investment properties. Mary Brownlee, a Billings homeowner, said her primary home's assessment showed
Skier impaled by tree branch in Big Sky survives after emergency surgery (opens the original)
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BILLINGS — A Pennsylvania cardiologist is recovering after a ski trip at Big Sky nearly cost him his life when a tree branch hidden beneath powder snow impaled him in the chest. Dr. Roger Kerzner was on an annual ski trip with friends in March when the accident happened. "We do a guys' ski trip every year. So this was the second one I've been on to Big Sky," Kerzner said. The trip quickly took a dangerous turn when Kerzner fell and landed on a concealed branch. "I thought I'd landed on a branch
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