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Community dialogue on Midtown development deserves respect
Last Monday, I attended the well-organized walking tour of Mid-Town development led by a Bozeman City Commissioner. Mid-Town is the area north of Main Street’s Armory Hotel that has recently
Don't take the bait on the Bozeman Federal Building
Remember the 2008 presidential campaign? John McCain and Sarah Palin: ‘Drill, baby, drill.’
Vietnam Veterans of Southwest Montana golf tournament was a remarkable success
The Vietnam Veterans of Southwest Montana held their 10th Annual Vietnam Veterans Outreach Golf Tournament at the Cottonwood Hills Golf Course on August 7 in Bozeman, Montana.
Firefighters keep SW Montana blazes west of Scenic Byway; evacuation orders remain in place
Firefighters were able to keep both the Sand Creek and Bobcat Lakes fires on the west side of the Pioneer Mountains Scenic Byway despite more than a dozen spot fires.
Belgrade Bandits split final two games of regional tournament as season comes to a conclusion
For the most part, manager Ryan Johnerson was happy with the way his team competed at the Northwest Class A Regional Tournament in Casper, Wyo. Ultimately, it was just a
Bobcat volleyball begins action with pair of preseason contests
As summer practice comes to a close and student-athletes return to campus, the Montana State volleyball squad marks the turn of the calendar with a pair of preseason contests this
Mapping it out: onX tool connects Montanans to public land comment opportunities
On Aug. 3, Montana-based outdoor mapping company onX launched a free tool to help people across the country navigate public comment opportunities regarding federal management of public lands. As ownership
Jury unanimous: Bozeman anesthesiologist killed himself in custody
On Friday a Gallatin County jury unanimously ruled that Bozeman anesthesiologist Jeffrey Scheihing died by suicide after hanging himself in the Gallatin County Detention Center in November 2025, days after h...
UM-Providence partnership targets improving healthcare for rural kids
Missoula pediatrician Laurie Carter is piloting a program with University of Montana researchers as part of RESOLVE, a new strategic healthcare partnership between UM and Providence Health.
Kinna Griffis blasts 2-run homer as Coast Guard tops Air Force to win ‘classic’ championship game
With the scored tied in the top of the second Saturday at the Belgrade Softball Complex, Kinna Griffis provided the spark Coast Guard needed. The Belgrade sophomore blasted a 2-run
Proposed tar sands pipeline in eastern Montana hits stumbling block
A pipeline proposed to run through eastern Montana hit a delay last week on the permitting path. The Montana Department of Environmental Quality on July 22 withdrew a waiver it
Alani Bankhead, please do what's right for Montana
Alani Bankhead, I am a lifelong Democrat. I wish I could continue to support you, but given the political climate, there is no way to win if you remain in
Bobcats’ Dane Steel seeking to become stronger all-around WR
Montana State fans likely remember Dane Steel from last season. His leaping, diving 33-yard touchdown reception in the FCS championship game victory over Illinois State not only immortalized him in
Eliminate Montana’s $35 million university property tax
Montanans need real, permanent property tax relief. One of the clearest and most achievable property tax relief options available to the upcoming 2027 Legislature is to let the $35 million,
Smoke, fire risk expected to linger as Bozeman celebrates Sweet Pea
Fresh air hasn’t been so fresh this week, as the Treasure State endures smoke from regional wildfires in the state and Pacific Northwest.
Sheehy, Schiff bill would require waiver before schools buy foreign food products
Saying it is an effort to support American agriculture, a new piece of legislation from U.S. Sens. Tim Sheehy, a Montana Republican, and Adam Schiff, a California Democrat, would require
UW contributes to new study on North America bison history
Genetic material from bison bones collected at Wyoming archaeological sites — and housed at the University of Wyoming — played a key role in a sweeping new study about the
Montana State cross country announces 2026 schedule
The Montana State cross country team released its full meet schedule for the 2026 season, Lyle Weese, director of track & field and cross country, announced on Thursday.
The Fish and Wildlife Commission should put a moratorium on wolf killing
How many wolves are left in Montana? Nobody knows. Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) admitted that its iPOM counting method over-estimated wolf numbers for years. Instead of 1,094 wolves, FWP’s
Cromwell-Knudsen conflict extends to case related to Livingston teacher’s death
Gallatin County Attorney Audrey Cromwell responded to Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen
Going Downhill: Mountain bike racing is just a glorified waiting room
Outdoors columnist Tobin Pint describes the distortion of time in the minutes leading up to a mountain bike race: the calm before the storm.
'Felt it in my chest' : Locals look for answers after latest Bozeman boom
Pam Marcella and her husband were at home watching a movie Friday night when a boom hit. The walls shook. The windows rattled. Her first thought was that a tree
Empty pews and fear of ICE on Maryland’s Eastern Shore after TPS ends for Haitians
These are harrowing days for the Word of Life Center, a church that has long been a vibrant hub of the Haitian community in Maryland’s Eastern Shore region. A bridal