Sign in Subscribe

Leah Veress Chronicle

'Death by 1,000 cuts': threats and solutions to habitat fragmentation

Hillary Rosner passed three dead ungulates in the span of a few miles along I-90 as she drove from Missoula to Bozeman for her book tour. Ever since she started reporting on “Roam: Wild Animals and the Race to Repair Our Fractured World,” Rosner said her perception of the

'The agreement is void': Plaintiffs challenge Gallatin County ICE pact

Gallatin County Attorney Audrey Cromwell requested that a 2020 agreement between the county and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement go to a vote before County Commissioners after July 1, during a hearing at the Gallatin County Justice Center. Cromwell represents defendant County Commissioners Zach Brown, Jennifer Boyer, and Gallatin

'Anything worth anything isn’t easy': Longtime social worker reflects on 45 years of service

Joe Albro, a Bozeman-based Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services employee for more than 45 years, was presented with the Outstanding Service Award by Montana Governor Greg Gianforte on Tuesday. Albro, who is retiring this week, spent his career in the state Department of Public Health and

“We all deserve dignity”: Mother says cyclist hit on 7th Street is more than his accident

“We all deserve dignity”: Mother says cyclist hit on 7th Street is more than his accident

Seth Renville, a 30-year-old from Great Falls, is the cyclist involved in a May 10 collision on 7th Street. A musician and state champion swimmer, Seth will receive ongoing care from his mother, Shawna Renville, a Certified Nursing Assistant. A disturbing surveillance video depicts a truck colliding with

'Don't curb your crap': For spring cleaning, City of Bozeman offers large-item removal service

The signs of spring in Bozeman are uncanny: Sporadic weather, the mass migration of college students and seasonal workers, and the spontaneous generation of couches, hampers and other household goods on city curbsides. In Bozeman, the act of abandoning furniture or any items to the curb is considered illegal dumping,

161 Acres Added to Custer-Gallatin National Forest Near Yellowstone

More than 150 acres near Yellowstone National Park’s northern border have been protected from mining and development. The Bozeman-based conservation group Greater Yellowstone Coalition, nationwide nonprofit The Conservation Fund, and the U.S. Forest Service have partnered to add 161 acres to the Custer-Gallatin National Forest. “It’

'I hope I live long enough to see a resolution': Gallatin Valley homeowner caught in Montana water rights legal limbo amid DNRC lawsuit

Three years after Ron Rogers and his wife, Stefanie Snow, purchased their home in Gallatin Valley’s Riverwood East subdivision in 2022, he was diagnosed with a rare and incurable form of cancer. To preserve his quality of life they decided to sell the house and relocate closer to an