Gallatin Tops Poll of New High School Names
The school board is expected to take the results into consideration before making a final decision on the name at Monday's meeting.
Bozeman News
Tyson Recalls Chicken Strips Possibly Tainted With Metal Pieces
Tyson Foods, Inc., is recalling over 69,000 pounds of frozen chicken strip products that "may be contaminated with extraneous materials, specifically pieces of metal."
Recall For Canned Dog Food Expanded
The recall is due to concerns of potentially elevated vitamin D levels.
Officials Give Outlook on Potential Gallatin County Flooding
Gallatin County has received a record amount of snow in the past month for that period of time with the snow containing a near record amount of water.
Mine Cleanup Costs Fall far Short on Montana Reservation
The Center for Public Integrity published a story this week in partnership with Mother Jones about the ‘woefully inadequate’ amount of cleanup funds set aside to deal with leftover pollution at the former Pegasus gold mine on the Fort Belknap Reservation.
Bozeman Police Identify Man, Woman in Homicide-Suicide Case
Thursday Bozeman Police offered up more details on what happened regarding Wednesday's discovery of a deceased man and woman at a Bozeman residence.
Legislature Endorses Bill to Reduce Taxes on Social Security
The bill would exempt from taxes the first $30,000 in Social Security income for a single person and $60,000 for a couple.
[Poll] Should 16-Year-Olds Be Allowed to Vote?
Are 16-year-olds mature enough to handle voting for our local and national leaders? Where do you come down on the voting age?
Most Drivers Say 0 Stars to Rideshare. So, Who’s in the Backseat?
You’re traveling home after a night out. Do you take an Uber, Lyft, or taxi? For most American drivers, the go-to answer is “none of the above.”
Frontage Road Construction Begins Monday
Montana Department of Transportation will begin construction on the Frontage Road between Belgrade and Bozeman beginning Monday, March 25.