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Montana Governor's Three Vetoes Include Social Security Tax Bill
Gov. Steve Bullock says in his veto letter that the Social Security bill would be an immediate $3 million hit to the current fiscal year budget and cause a $36 million reduction in state funding
Bozeman Man Pleads Not Guilty to Homicide Charge
A 56-year-old Bozeman man accused of fatally shooting his female roommate has pleaded not guilty in a Montana court.
Bieber Calls for Fox News Host's Firing
The pop star is not pleased with Laura Ingraham's reaction to Nipsey Hussle's death.
Steve Daines Hosts Law Enforcement Round Table on Meth Crisis
Montana Senator Steve Daines hosted a round table discussion at the Missoula County Sheriff’s Office with nearly a dozen law enforcement personnel from various agencies specifically targeting the meth crisis in Montana.
Baxter Lane Construction To Last Until Late Summer
You might want to start choosing a new way home if you frequent this part of Baxter.
Here's Why Flags Are Flying Half Staff Today in Montana
Montana Governor Steve Bullock has issued a proclamation for all flags to be flown at half staff today.
FULL VIDEO: Campus Clash at Montana State University
For those of you who couldn't get tickets to the Campus Clash featuring Charlie Kirk, Candace Owens, and Kyle Kashuv at Montana State University- here is the full video from Thursday night's event.
An Open Letter to Irresponsible Dog Owners in the Bozeman Area
Owning a pet comes with the responsibility of caring for it. A part of that is cleaning up the waste it creates, especially if it's in an area frequently used by others.
One Lane of Babcock Closed Thursday, Friday
The south lane of Babcock, between Willson and Grand, will be closed for emergency gas line repair.
Read the Mueller Report
Trump's responses are being released by Attorney General William Barr without redactions and comprise 12 pages.
Big Gap in Professor Salaries Between UM, MSU
Data indicates that professors at Montana State University earn about $19,000 more on average than professors at the University of Montana.
Tester: A Wall Would Make Border Immigration Problem Worse
First, before we dive into it, let's pat Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) on the back for doing a real townhall meeting, even if it was with a friendly crowd in Bozeman, Montana. This is a nice contrast to 2012, when he was up for re-election and tried to evade public scrutiny over his vote in support…
Rise and Shine To Close For Renovation
Rise and Shine Cafe & Bakery off Jackrabbit Rd. is working on some spring cleaning and some construction.
Results Already Seen with UM Common Application for Students
The University of Montana is already reaping benefits of joining with Common Application, an online platform that enables students to apply at colleges and universities around the world.
Largest Solar Project in Montana Could Be Coming to Dillon
Boise-based Clenera LLC is proposing to build a 160-megawatt solar-panel facility on about 1,300 acres.
Rachel Campos-Duffy Coming to Montana
Conservatives are the real feminists. That's the message that Rachel Campos-Duffy is bringing to Billings, Montana next week when the Fox News contributor speaks at Rocky Mountain College.
Gianforte Says He's Considering New Run for Montana Governor
Republican U.S. Rep. Greg Gianforte says he's considering another run for Montana governor in 2020.
Hobby Lobby Closer to Opening, Will Hold Bozeman Hiring Event
Bozeman residents have been eagerly awaiting the arrival of the new Hobby Lobby in the former Buttrey's Shopping Center (aka the old Hastings Shopping Center).
Earthquakes in Manhattan and Townsend Tuesday
Two small earthquakes have rumbled in Montana so far today. The quakes occurred in Manhattan and near Townsend, Montana.
Some FWP Watercraft Check Stations Now Open throughout Montana
With the advent of spring, Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks have opened selected watercraft check stations throughout the state.