Audrey Cromwell has earned a second term
With our children starting back to school this month, I am grateful for Audrey Cromwell’s relentless dedication to protecting the most vulnerable among us. She actively serves on the Interdisciplinary
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I trust Sam Forstag to represent Montana
I have found myself, with feelings of guilt, shying from politics in the last decade. I expect it’s a familiar feeling: mounting disgust with those in power, leading to deleting
Gallatin elections are free and fair, so long as feds don’t interfere
For 250 years, Americans have relied on elections to choose our leaders, resolve disagreements peacefully, and hold those in power accountable. Elections are one of the few recurring moments when
‘A tragic loss’: Authorities release details of Billings shooting that killed 8 family members
Law enforcement confirmed the identities this week of the four children and four adults who died Sunday in a mass shooting and structure fire at a home just west of
Roadless Rule draws hunter, conservationist comments at MeatEater hunting store
More than 30 hunters, conservationists and public lands advocates gathered at the MeatEater flagship hunting store in Bozeman Monday, with some submitting public comments opposing the Trump administration’...
Bozeman man, 23, killed in Gallatin Canyon crash
Bozeman man Samuel Hale, 23, was killed early Friday morning when the vehicle he was driving ran off the road and struck a tree in the Gallatin Canyon just after
Bozeman man accused of stabbing bystander after fleeing rollover crash
A rollover crash in a Bozeman neighborhood evidently turned violent early Sunday morning when a bystander trying to apprehend the driver was allegedly stabbed twice, according to court documents.
What's open on Labor Day? Most retailers. Closed? Government, banks and the stock market.
The origins of Labor Day date back to the late 19th century, when activists first sought to establish a day that would pay tribute to workers. While many workers have
Daily life around the world, in photos
A look at everyday moments across countries, cultures and communities worldwide.
Legislators to subpoena secretary of state over voter data handoff
State lawmakers have voted to subpoena information about Montana’s voter registry from Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen to determine what voter information her office has shared with the federal governm...
'A license to get a job that's in high demand': Inside MCC's growing CDL program
Miles Community College has seen strong growth in recent years, often crediting the quality of its various programs and curriculums as a major factor. Among those, its commercial drivers license
The rattlesnakes of Sinks Canyon: Some lack rattles, others den alone but shed their skins with friends
Sinks Canyon State Park Superintendent Jessica Moore was responding to a call that she’s quite familiar with — a snake was on the trail — when WyoFile rang on Tuesday,
The Care Behind the Flight
Living in Montana, we get used to the fact that some things mean putting a few miles on our vehicles. A Costco run from a small community or packing up
‘We’ve got to be better’: Lack of execution costs Bozeman in loss to defending champion Glacier
Almost nothing went right for Bozeman Friday in a blowout loss to defending state champion Glacier at Van Winkle Stadium.
Carson Toivonen throws 4 TD passes, runs for another as Helena Capital overcomes early deficit to beat Belg...
The most successful teams at all levels of football are the ones that can maintain their discipline. Some undisciplined play at the wrong time cost Belgrade in its home debut
Ells, Rutherford lead Bobcats to individual and team sweep at MSU Bobcat Twilight
The 2026 cross country season began in dominant fashion for Montana State on Friday night as the Bobcats completed a sweep of the individual and team titles at the MSU
Bozeman man with prior felonies gets 4 years for gun possession
BILLINGS — A Bozeman man who was unlawfully carrying two loaded handguns was sentenced today to four years in prison and three years of supervised release according to acting U.S.
‘We are still here’ : Montana AIM joins weekly protests outside Wind River Reservation church
When Sarah Lucas delivered a Sunday service at the Foundations for Nations church nearly two months ago, her remarks quickly sent shockwaves across Indian Country.
County Commissioner Ryan Finn runs write-in campaign for county seat
Ryan Finn was selected to be the replacement for former Gallatin County Commissioner Scott MacFarlane, who resigned in February. Now, Finn is looking to stick around for a full term
Bozeman’s urban forest plan charts next decade of growth
The City of Bozeman held the final public engagement meeting for its draft revised Urban Forest Management Plan on Monday. The draft plan identifies goals, strategies and recommendations to guide
'It’s got a lot of sentimental value': Hillcrest car show exhibits classic cars
Jim Thompson owns possibly the brightest red car you’ve ever seen. The Rangoon Red 1965 Ford Mustang has both a red exterior and interior and includes red leather seats, a
Response to Amy Beegel: Fight catastrophic fire seasons with effective climate policies
Thank you to Amy Beegel for her article Fire, Drought, and Bare Winters: 1988 vs today (BDC, 8-25-26, pg. A9). Amy compares the historic benchmarks for fire to today
Wildfire is a problem. We can burn our way out of it.
U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy writes in to discuss wildfires, including a proposed framework to protect American communities on the wildland-urban interface.
A Montana man killed 8 relatives, including 4 kids, at Sunday dinner, family says
A man who killed eight of his relatives, including four children, as they gathered for Sunday dinner at a home in Montana had been asked to move out of the