Billings Senior High School teacher stabbing

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The Yellowstone County Attorney's Office received investigation documents from the Billings Police Department on May 30, 2026, regarding the January 13, 2026, stabbing incident at Billings Senior High School, with a charging decision expected soon. As of June 29, 2026, the school district has formed a new employee safety and support committee to enhance school safety protocols. The incident involved a student, now identified as Logan, who stabbed a math teacher, resulting in non-life-threatening injuries for both individuals. Police Chief Rich St. John attributed delays in the investigation to a lack of direct witnesses and the need for evidence analysis, with no arrests or charges filed as of late May 2026.

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June 2026 1 developments

  1. Billings Police Send Senior High Stabbing Investigation Documents to County Attorney

    The Yellowstone County Attorney's Office has received investigation documents from the Billings Police Department regarding the January 13, 2026, stabbing incident at Billings Senior High School. The school district has formed a new employee safety and support committee to provide feedback on enhancing school safety protocols.

May 2026 2 developments

  1. Billings Police Submit Senior High Stabbing Case for Charging Decision

    The Yellowstone County Attorney's Office has received investigation documents from the Billings Police Department concerning the January 13, 2026, stabbing incident at Billings Senior High School. A charging decision is now expected soon, following the police department's statement that their investigation was close to concluding.

  2. Billings Senior High Stabbing Investigation Nears Completion, No Charges Filed

    The Billings Police Department stated their investigation into the January 13, 2026, stabbing at Billings Senior High School is nearing completion, with a forensic search warrant pending. Police Chief Rich St. John attributed delays to a lack of direct witnesses and the need for evidence analysis. No arrests or charges have been filed as of late May 2026.

February 2026 1 developments

  1. No Charges Filed Over Month After Student Stabs Teacher at Billings Senior High

    Over a month after a student stabbed a math teacher at Billings Senior High School, no criminal charges have been filed as of February 15, 2026. The Yellowstone County Attorney's office is awaiting lab results, with charging decisions expected in several more weeks. The incident on January 13, 2026, resulted in non-life-threatening injuries for both the teacher and the student, and led to the cancellation of classes the following day.

January 2026 7 developments

  1. Stabbing Suspect Identified as Logan, Previously Known as Kaylie; Social Media Hints at Older Relationships

    The suspect in the stabbing, previously identified as Kaylie, is now reported to be a biological male named Logan. Social media posts attributed to the suspect suggest an interest in older relationships.