Billings Gazette

Billings Gazette

The Billings Gazette holds the title of the largest newspaper in Montana. It is also one of the most widely circulated newspapers in the United States. Daily, over 45,000 copies are distributed, with that figure rising to 50,000 on Sundays. To meet this demand, around 450 independent carriers and bundle haulers travel over 12,000 miles, delivering papers to more than 120 towns spread across an area exceeding 105,000 square miles, which is comparable to the combined size of Iowa and Illinois.

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  • 2 days ago | billingsgazette.com | Amy Nelson

    Construction continues on the future site of Big Horn Surgery Center at 3415 Avenue E west of Zimmerman Trail and north of Grand Avenue. KT Dental filed a permit with the city in Aug. 2024 to construct the 6,700 sq. ft. medical office. Love Funny Wow Sad Angry

  • 2 days ago | billingsgazette.com | Amy Nelson

    Demolition is underway on the former Billings Gavilon Grain elevator and office at 3815 1st Avenue South. Gavilon Grain moved their operations to a new state-of-the-art grain facility in Huntley in Oct. 2021. Freebird II LLC Environmental Contractors filed a demolition permit with the city valued at $582,000 in early May. Love Funny Wow Sad Angry

  • 3 days ago | billingsgazette.com | Amy Nelson

    Additional apartment complexes are under construction at the Zimmerman Luxury Apartments off Zimmerman Trail north of Grand Avenue. The new upscale housing project received approval from the Billings City Council in 2023. One-bedroom, two-bedroom, and two-bedroom ADA apartments are available for rent. Love Funny Wow Sad Angry

  • 3 days ago | billingsgazette.com | Brett French

    District Court Judge Matthew Wald issued a temporary restraining order on May 27 halting the Stillwater Conservation District’s work on a $5 million Forest Service project to restore Armstrong Creek to its old channel. The creek, a tributary to East Rosebud Lake, was damaged during historic floods in June 2022, as were nearby structures and the main road and bridge leading into the popular Beartooth Mountain drainage.

  • 4 days ago | billingsgazette.com | Matthew Brown |Mead Gruver

    ROUNDUP — Former ranch hand Pat Thiele has spent years fighting a losing battle against a massive coal mine creeping underground toward his central Montana property. Mine owner Signal Peak Energy sits atop a billion-ton reserve of coal in the Bull Mountains, not far from where Thiele lives.