population

These pictures show how much Bozeman has changed in the past 10 years. You probably won't be able to recognize some places.

In just the last 6 months alone, 3,100 people have moved into Lake County. Commissioner Barron says that amounts to a 10% increase in population in 6 months for Lake County alone. Plus, what about the rumors of an amusement park on Flathead Lake?

The MT Supreme Court rejected a petition asking to appoint a special master to reduce the population of state prisons and jails amid the coronavirus outbreak.

The Supreme Court is passing the buck on whether or not the citizenship question should be on the Census form. Should only citizens be counted?

Bozeman Job Service Economist Emily Klungtvedt (above) gave her views on the employee shortage created by Bozeman's low unemployment rate.

Wildlife officials say Yellowstone National Park's northern elk herd count is down and that the herd will likely be affected by fewer calves surviving winter.

Bozeman has two choices — be New York City with tall buildings as far as the eye can see or Los Angeles spread out over hundreds of square miles.

Bozeman was the sixth fastest growing “micro area” in the country between July 2013 and July 2014. That’s according to information released today by the U.S. Census Bureau.

President George W. Bush opposed the Kyoto treaty, because, "it exempts 80% of the world, including major population centers such as China and India, from compliance, and would cause serious harm to the US economy.”