Billings Gazette

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Billings Gazette

The July 27, 2005 front page
of the Billings Gazette
Type Daily newspaper
Format Broadsheet

Owner Lee Enterprises
Publisher Michael Gulledge
Editor Steve Prosinski
Founded 1885 (as Billings Daily Gazette)
Headquarters 401 N. Broadway Ave.
Billings, MT 59101
United States

Website: billingsgazette.com

The Billings Gazette is a daily morning broadsheet newspaper printed in Billings, Montana and owned by Lee Enterprises. It is the largest daily newspaper in Montana, with a Sunday circulation of 52,434 and a weekday circulation of 47,105. The paper publishes in three editions: the state edition, which circulates in most of Eastern Montana and all of South Central Montana; the Wyoming edition, which circulates in Northern Wyoming; and the city edition, which circulates in Yellowstone County.



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