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Potential war-driven fertilizer shortage sparks concerns over grocery prices

MONTANA — As the conflict in Iran enters its third week, concerns have arisen about potential price hikes in agriculture. With a significant portion of the world's nitrogen fertilizer passing through the Strait of Hormuz, its continued closure could lead to a global shortage of fertilizer just as planting

Amy Madigan wins Oscar as 'Weapons' villain Aunt Gladys

Amy Madigan wins Oscar as 'Weapons' villain Aunt Gladys

Amy Madigan scored her first Oscar nomination 40 years ago and has openly admitted she never thought she would return to the Academy Awards conversation. But her fan-favorite turn as the voodoo-wielding evil Aunt Gladys in horror hit "Weapons" has made her a TikTok star -- and

Sabalenka edges Rybakina to claim long-awaited Indian Wells title

Sabalenka edges Rybakina to claim long-awaited Indian Wells title

Aryna Sabalenka saved a match point on the way to a 3-6, 6-3, 7-6 (8/6) victory over Elena Rybakina on Sunday to claim a long-awaited first Indian Wells title. Sabalenka ended a frustrating run of finals futility against Rybakina, who had won their last four

Oscars 2026: The Complete Winners List (Updating Live)

The 2026 Oscars are finally here! On Sunday, March 15, we’re wrapping up awards season with Hollywood’s most anticipated night, helmed by host Conan O’Brien for the second year in a row and kicking off at 7/6c on ABC and Hulu. The 98th Academy Awards feature

Israel launches fresh strike on south Beirut

Israel launches fresh strike on south Beirut

Israel launched a fresh strike on Beirut's southern suburbs late Sunday as Israel's military said it was striking Hezbollah infrastructure in the city following earlier raids mainly in the country's south. The midnight strike, heard by AFP correspondents in the capital, came after a

Kazakhstan votes on constitution overhaul

Kazakhstan votes on constitution overhaul

Kazakhs voted Sunday in a constitutional referendum that authorities say will strengthen democracy -- though several proposed amendments appear rather to boost presidential powers in Central Asia's richest country. The vote on changing around 80 percent of the country's basic law has been pushed by President Kassym-

Daniel Carty, Angie Kociolek & Linda Semones: Only you can save Bozeman’s historical character, sense of place

On March 3, the Bozeman City Commission adopted its priorities for 2026-27. These priorities are to: (1) Protect Bozeman’s heritage, neighborhoods, and natural environment. (2) Engage meaningfully with the community. (3) Bridge the affordability gap. (4) Advance Bozeman as a safe and welcoming place for all. All four