City asks residents to make way for alleyway grading
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37th annual Trout Derby slated next month
37th annual Trout Derby slated next month
'Lightning Thief' musical takes the Shane Center stage one final weekend
'Lightning Thief' musical takes the Shane Center stage one final weekend
Former Livingston coach free on supervised release
A former Sleeping Giant Middle School teacher and Park High School girls basketball coach convicted of sex crimes is free on supervised release in Billings.
Chamber of commerce gala slated Saturday
Tickets are still available for the Livingston Area Chamber of Commerce Gala on Saturday, according to chamber CEO Leslie Feigel.
City issues historic preservation proclamation
The Livingston City Commission issued a proclamation declaring May 2026 to be Historic Preservation Month.
Flame of Hope passes through Livingston
Local residents cheered on members of the Livingston Lightning Special Olympics team as they marched down Main Street escorted by law enforcement last week.
County billed for dismissed lawsuit
A Park County man who accused the City of Livingston, its police department and a former city attorney of violating his constitutional rights lost an appeal at the Montana Supreme
Park County officials consider paid parental leave policy for staff
Park County commissioners will consider adopting a paid parental leave policy for county employees on Tuesday.
Park County still has $220K mental health bill
A startup budget for next fiscal year will be discussed at Tuesday’s county commission meeting.
Deepfakes or criminalizing free speech?: ‘It’s politics’ Bozeman attorney says of mailers in complaint
Lewistown resident Dan Bartel’s 1,872 mailers with doctored images of Republican state House District 68 candidate Jennifer Carlson of Churchill holding LGBTQ+ pride flags and wearing gender-pronoun button...
County officials talk 'community decay'
Park County commissioners met this week to discuss the possibility of passing an ordinance to control what state law calls “community decay.”
Drawing results for moose, sheep, goat and bison now available
HELENA – You can now check the drawing results for moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goat and bison licenses.
South entrance to Yellowstone open
The south entrance to Yellowstone National Park opened on May 8.
Glacier National Park officials locate remains of missing hiker
Glacier National Park officials on Thursday announced they had located the remains of a Florida hiker who had been missing since Sunday evening.
Court affirms Montana’s Constitutional amendment to protect abortion
For the third time in a row, a conservative group along with a Republican legislator have had their challenge to the state’s abortion protection law, now enshrined in the Montana
Legislators take step to subpoena Secretary of State
Legislators took a step this week toward issuing a subpoena to Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen for information about voter records her office provided to the federal government.
Local RN awarded for 'compassionate,' 'extraordinary' care
Steve Koffink, an RN with Livingston HealthCare, has received the DAISY Award based on a nomination from one of his patients.
Hope Squad funded at 2 schools
Contracts have been finalized between Park County and two school districts for the creation of Hope Squads to help prevent self-harming behavior among children.
City to hold open houses, town hall on veterans memorial
City of Livingston officials discussed holding a town hall meeting in July about potentially building a new veterans memorial at Sacajawea Park.
K-12 public school enrollments are declining across the country. What’s driving the drops?
K-12 public schools are seeing declining student enrollments across the country.
Public school levies: 3 wins, 3 losses in Montana’s larger school districts
Districts in Bozeman, Missoula and Butte saw success. Voters rejected levy requests in Billings, Helena and Kalispell, reflecting a tough environment for funding requests.
DNRC Announces Statewide Keep Montana Green Art Contest Winners
MISSOULA, Mont. – The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) announces twenty-seven K-12 students have earned top prizes in the 65th annual Keep Montana Green (KMG) art contest.
'He was torn up pretty bad': Two Yellowstone hikers injured by at least one bear near Old Faithful
The pair were hiking on the Mystic Falls Trail when the incident occurred.