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Bozeman summer meal sites open June 15 for kids and teens

BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Human Resource Development (HRDC) council announced free summer meals would return to open community sites across the Gallatin Valley beginning Monday, June 15, for children and teens who lose school meals during summer break. The organization reported meals were available at no cost for anyone 18 and

Community Medical Center adds medical detox program for recovery

MISSOULA, Mont. — Community Medical Center launched a new inpatient medical detox program in Missoula to help address substance use in Montana. The hospital said its Step One service offered a three-to-five-day acute withdrawal management program for adults dealing with alcohol or opioid dependence. It also accepted self-

Montana State Rodeo coach's wife returns home after losing hand in horse-related accident

Montana State Rodeo coach's wife returns home after losing hand in horse-related accident

Presley Whitaker, the wife of Montana State University's head rodeo coach Kyle Whitaker, returned home Thursday after 24 days in the hospital following an accident in which she got caught in a rope and was dragged by a horse, severing her hand. In a Facebook post, Kyle Whitaker

Bozeman I-90 lane blocked by disabled oversized load

Bozeman, Mont. — A disabled oversized load blocked the westbound right lane of Interstate 90 near the Bozeman exit by Heebs, creating a traffic alert in the area. The Montana Department of Transportation announced the blockage and had not said when the lane would reopen. Drivers in Bozeman could expect the

Gallatin County dispute over ICE records reaches Montana Supreme Court

HELENA, Mont. — Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen asked the Montana Supreme Court on Thursday to reject a petition tied to a dispute over whether Gallatin County can withhold confidential criminal justice information from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials. In the court filing, Knudsen argued that Gallatin County Attorney Audrey

Bozeman concert with Stephanie Quayle supports suicide prevention

BOZEMAN, Mont. — A Bozeman event on May 2 will bring country artist Stephanie Quayle back home for a concert focused on suicide prevention. The second annual A Night of Hope concert is set for Armory Music Hall in Bozeman. Organizers said the event partnered with the American Foundation for Suicide

Custer County Fire gets $50,000 grant for new air supply gear

MILES CITY, Mont. — Custer County Fire said it received a $50,000 grant to buy equipment that supports firefighters during emergency operations. The funding came from the Montana Department of Commerce. Custer County Fire said the money will go toward new equipment that helps provide a safe and reliable air