Bozeman Police

A man who escaped federal custody in Colorado was caught outside of Bozeman this weekend after a high speed chase on I-90.

Now that snowy weather is upon us, the Bozeman Police Department wants to remind everyone of the snow removal rules that apply to homeowners and business owners. Let's keep our sidewalks safe!

Bozeman Police are asking for your help in locating this missing person who has not been heard from since July 8th. She is at risk. Take a look at the picture and please share.

Yesterday afternoon (April 24th) a woman led the Police on a high-speed car chase from a Bank, through Four Corners, Into the Gallatin Canyon and then back to Four Corners before she was finally stopped by crashing into the ditch after running over stop sticks laid in the road at the intersection of Gooch Hill and Huffine Lane.

Bozeman went hands free on January 17th of 2012 meaning that you could be stuck with a $100 fine if you don't comply. But what deems a device hands free?

UPDATE (Nov. 20) 9:00am On November 19, 2012, the Gallatin County Coroner responded to Warble Lane in Bozeman to a report of an apparent murder/suicide.  The two individuals were identified as 31 year-old Uriah Storm Kimble and 33 year-old Alicia Nicole Smith.

On January 17, 2012, at approximately 3:00 a.m., an attempted armed robbery occurred at a motel on the 800 block of Wheat Drive in Bozeman.