Recent rainfall is positive, but Bozeman officials say the city is holding steady at a stage two drought for now.

The final rules tied to federal funding for family planning care are due any day. Some Montana clinics are weighing whether they can survive without that money, saying changes could ...

The Gallatin County sheriff said this week the best way to protect the valley is to keep deputies and Bozeman police in the same building. That clashes with the $36.9 ...

After a sudden closure of the Bozeman Swim Center in May, the city is planning to open the only other public pool in town in the coming weeks.

This year’s elections were like no other in recent memory. The run-up to Nov. 8 was rife with misinformation. Political ideologues lodged false allegations impugning election integrity. Some speculate ...

Candy Murnion remembers vividly the event that pushed her to open her first day care business in Jordan, a town of fewer than 400 residents in a sea of grassland ...

I was on an errand this morning (Feb. 14), possibly a mission, is the better word, to pick up flowers and a card for my wife. As I returned I ...

The life-or-death question in “Twelve Angry Men,” Open Door Theatre’s latest production, is “What constitutes a reasonable doubt?” At the center of this gripping jury room drama is Juror No. 8, played ...

I have been a Montana Legislator since 2009 and a public-school teacher since 2004. In past sessions, legislators of both parties have come together to keep public dollars in our ...

Times certainly have changed. More than three dozen bison were killed by hunters recently just outside Yellowstone National Park. And it was no big deal.

Is it time for Bozeman to bring back paid street parking downtown? A consultant’s study on downtown’s parking situation, out this month, says it’s worth considering. That’s one of several ...

The pollen allergy season seems to have started a little early this year, if you judge by the number of patients coming in for their annual cortisone shot. In most ...