Judge rules against litigants over knapweed, vermin
A court has issued a ruling in the case of landowners in Emigrant who had accused their neighbors of keeping smelly, loud livestock and of polluting a creek and hindering
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What’s the real cost of backcountry rescue?
Last month, a hiker on a high-alpine plateau just beneath the summit headwall of the highest peak in Montana made a painful calculation.
County has fourth-lowest jobless rate in Montana
Park County’s July unemployment rate was 1.8%, which was the fourth lowest in the state.
City fires fire chief
Fire Chief Joshua Chabalowski, who led Livingston Fire & Rescue (LFR), was terminated on Aug. 25 following his placement on administrative leave and a personnel review.
New apartments could go online in 2028, developer says
Land developers recently presented their plans for a mixed-use housing/commercial development on 20 acres at N. 9th Street and Scenic Trail.
Parties in car dealership litigation to present arguments soon
The former owner of a local car dealership has asked a court to dismiss a lawsuit filed against him in 2023.
Forest Service’s OK to graze cattle along grizzly-filled Wyoming area sparks incoming lawsuit
Environmental watchdogs have launched a legal challenge against the U.S. Forest Service’s decision to OK cattle grazing on allotments squarely within the most conflict-prone portion of the Greater Yellowst...
Help Me Ben: Livingston woman warns others after losing $2,000 in virtual kidnapping scam
A Livingston woman is sharing how a virtual kidnapping scam call led her to send $2,000 after callers claimed they had her daughter.
Federal project aims to restore Greater Yellowstone’s whitebark pine forests
Last fall, Grand Teton National Park employees loaded thousands of whitebark pine seedlings onto the backs of mules, then hiked them up Paintbrush Canyon. There, they dug small holes and
FWP increases fishing restrictions, closures on Wednesday
Continued rising air and water temperatures across southwest and western Montana has prompted Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks to add additional fishing restrictions and closures along several rivers and str...
1 person remains hospitalized in serious condition following mushroom poisoning incident
HELENA, Mont. — State public health officials with the Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) reminded Montanans and visitors to exercise extreme caution when foraging and consuming wild
Richest billionaires in Montana
The first billionaire is generally considered to be John D. Rockefeller in 1916, though some argue it was Henry Ford in 1925. Fast-forward over 100 years and there are now
County commissioners embark on revision to dangerous dog law
Park County commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to direct legal counsel to draft a new ordinance regulating the keeping of dogs that have exhibited dangerous behavior.
Sky Federal Credit Union to host BBQ, annual meeting Saturday
Sky Federal Credit Union invites members, families, and the greater Livingston community to attend its Annual Meeting and Community BBQ on Saturday, August 1, 2026. The event will celebrate the
LHC seeks to reduce bad debt with new payment program
Beginning Aug. 10, Livingston HealthCare will implement a new patient payment process, which is anticipated to reduce the amount of bad debt the hospital carries.
Artist Parks Reece sells almost all to live in Yellowstone River treehouse
Park County artist Parks Reece is harnessing the same creative philosophy producing paintings and lithographs blending satire and surrealism with environmental themes, moving into a one-bedroom 830 square fo...
Groups petition Montana FWP to require hunters to carry bear spray
A group of 19 organizations and numerous individuals have submitted a petition for rulemaking to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks seeking to add a requirement that hunters and trappers carry
State auditor warns of senior-targeted scams
Older Montanans are frequently targeted by perpetrators of financial abuse and fraud schemes, according to the office of Montana State Auditor James Brown.
'Set me free somewhere in the middle of Montana'
Kids 12 and under get in free to the Red Ants Pants Music Festival, making it a popular family event.
Trump: Foreign countries are trying to slow down new U.S. data centers in global AI race; 'Propaganda, PR'
President Donald Trump touted new artificial intelligence data centers, saying they are needed to help the U.S. win the global AI race and will benefit local communities with jobs and
Warren McGee statue to be dedicated in September
A statue of Warren McGee will be dedicated at a public ceremony on Sept. 2 in downtown Livingston.
Rangers fall 1-0 in soccer semifinals
The Park High Ranger girls soccer team fought valiantly Saturday in the semifinals of the Class A state tournament but lost 1-0 to a scrappy team from Big Fork.
How an under-the-radar bill could impact how Montana works with data centers
Quantica Infrastructure brought up the Right to Compute Act year as one of several reasons why a proposed Yellowstone County initiative seeking to control data center development shouldn
Park County 4-H Horse Show offers young riders learning opportunities through competition
The Park County 4-H Horse Show provided young cowboys and cowgirls to show off their skills that they have learned for the past seven months.