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Man Suspected of Using Counterfeit Money in Bozeman Area
According to authorities, the man appears to be in his 30s with a dirty blond mullet.
2019 Montana Pitmaster Classic: Everything You Need to Know
Friday and Saturday August 23rd and 24th, Kenyon Noble in Bozeman will become the Montana BBQ capital with competition, parties, tastings, classes and charity.
Glacier NP Trails Reopen After 'Frustrated' Grizzly Behavior
After closing a few select trails because of grizzly bear activity this past weekend, officials at Glacier National Park have reopened the Highline, Loop, and the closed portion of Swiftcurrent Pass Trail.
Pet Owners: Beware of Harmful Algae Blooms Across Montana
The Montana Department of Health and Human Services is advising residents of Montana to be on the lookout for harmful algal blooms.
Bozeman Woman Sentenced to Nine Months in Prison
Bozeman resident Ellen Lorraine Van Ausdol, who ran a money management service for court-appointed clients, was sentenced Friday to nine months in prison.
Montana Art Historian Proposes State Flag Design Changes
A University of Montana art historian has called for a new state flag after receiving a top research award.
Grizzly Bear Activity Closes Access to Area in Glacier Park
The park says the bear or bears exhibited behavior consistent with being disturbed and frustrated by human presence.
Yellowstone Fire Danger Raised to High
Due to increased fire activity, the parkwide fire danger level for Yellowstone is now high.
Car Models with the Most Accidents
In 2016, there were nearly 18,000 automobile accidents each day in the United States, and that number continues to grow. Here are the car models that are most often involved.
Here's What MDT Says About Delays in Gallatin Canyon
Some people on social media have reported delays of over two hours when trying to drive from Bozeman to Big Sky.
[POLL] How Often Do You Eat Out Each Month?
Vote in our poll question of the day. How often do you eat out each month?
Earthquakes Rattle SW Montana Thursday Night
The seismic events were felt by many people in the Gallatin Valley including Belgrade and Bozeman.
West Nile Virus Detected in Three Montana Counties
The Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services announced on Wednesday that West Nile Virus has been detected in mosquitoes in three counties, Cascade, Sheridan and Yellowstone.
29 Become American Citizens in Naturalization Ceremony
29 men and women from 20 countries stood in the Russell Smith Federal Courthouse on Thursday morning to take the oath of citizenship from U.S. Magistrate Judge Kathleen DeSoto.
MSU Move-In Day 2019: Here's What You Need to Know
Montana State University will hold its annual Move-In Day on Wednesday, Aug. 21.
Bozeman's Parking Garage Getting High Tech and Will Bust Cheaters
That's right. If you've ever been sneaky about not paying at the parking garage in downtown Bozeman, those day are over, buddy.
Army Veteran Pleads Not Guilty in Anthem Assault on Teen
An Army veteran pleaded not guilty Wednesday to assaulting a 13-year-old boy who the suspect said refused to remove his hat during the national anthem at a rodeo in Montana.
[POLL] Who Will Win The Trade War With China?
Vote in our daily poll. China and the US have been engaging in a tariff war for the past few months. Who will blink first? What say you?
Senator Daines Visits Beeskove Fire Camp in Missoula
An impressive array of wildfire and forest experts explained to Montana Senator Steve Daines about the intricacies of the Beeskove Fire, now burning in the Rattlesnake Recreation Area and beyond.
Fox Asks Streaming Services to Cut Tobacco Use Directed at Kids
Montana Attorney General Tim Fox has joined with 43 other state attorneys general in urging video streaming services to reduce the use of tobacco in programming rated for children.