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FOXNEWSW Americas News HQ June 30, 2019 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWSW Americas News HQ June 30, 2019

Quickly. In the relatively quickly but its impact could last for generations. It is been that kind of day in south korea. Obviously weve been talking about all day long. The president and the north Korean Leader stepping not only into north korea but stepping into history. As for the first time a sitting american president enters the north. The president laid out when he was asked how this came together from sweet to history. We went and met at the line and met the line i said would you like me too come across and he said i would be so honored. And thats the way it worked out. I do not know wh...

Billings Municipal Court Judge Katie Heller sworn in Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Billings Municipal Court Judge Katie Heller sworn in Tuesday

Heller was elected to the position in the November 2023 election, after the Billings City Council authorized adding a second judicial seat in 2022.

Billings swears in new municipal court judge - Vimarsana News

Billings swears in new municipal court judge

Billings has a new municipal court judge as the city aims to deal with an overload of court cases. Katie Heller was elected in November and sworn on Tuesday to serve alongside Judge Sheila Kolar.

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Mill levy money poured into response to Billings crime surge - Vimarsana News

Mill levy money poured into response to Billings crime surge

Violent crime in Billings dominated discussions of public safety in Billings well before the 2021 mill levy was passed — and it's definitely dominated since.

Billings Council candidates spent big money, but not always enough to win - Vimarsana News

Billings Council candidates spent big money, but not always enough to win

“I was surprised it cost so much" said Bill Kennedy of his City Council win. The former county commissioner said he spent almost twice the $12,000-a-year pay to get elected.