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Measles is a "cost of doing business," says a highly placed official at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Here's three notable Billings business highlights from January: Poly Food Basket closed, This House of Books made gains, The Paddy Schack is coming.

Operation Vigilant Specter 6 spanned just two days in late January but involved dozens of personnel with 13 different law enforcement agencies.

The project would run 1.5 miles beginning west of Orchard Lane on State Street and continuing onto First Avenue South to its ...

Cartoonists from across the country react to the killing of protesters in Minneapolis.

Billings’ mean daily temperature of 35.4 degrees in January was its highest since January 2006 and its total recorded ...

Speed, trust and teamwork take center stage as elite dogs and handlers race through Westminster’s agility competition, highlighting the athletic side of America’s most famous dog show.

"Whether you're the group delivering the halftime show or you're field crew delivering the field," Nick Pappas said, "the ...

Investigators are on the scene of a house fire at 44 Cottonwood Road in Silesia where Kimberly Erickson, 60, was found dead Friday night.

Border collies combine brains, speed, and stamina to dominate Westminster Kennel Club's Masters Agility Championship, taking ...

The 1910 hotel has been purchased by the Sheckletons, who own and operate hotels and RV parks in Bozeman, Ennis, Livingston, ...