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Bozeman Public Library plans fall update for children’s section

Bozeman Public Library plans fall update for children’s section

BOZEMAN, Mont. — The children’s area at the Bozeman Public Library is set for a renovation later this fall as the library updates a space staff said has not kept pace with how families use it. Other major parts of the library have already been renovated, but the children’s

Bozeman airport study shows $2.2 billion yearly local impact

BOZEMAN, Mont. — A new study found Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport generates about $2.2 billion in economic impact each year. The recently published 2026 Economic Impact Study of Montana Airports was conducted in part by the Montana Department of Transportation. The study reported that aviation does more than connect travelers

FWP receives multiple mountain lion sightings around Bozeman

FWP receives multiple mountain lion sightings around Bozeman

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has received several mountain lion sighting reports in Bozeman over the last month. Most of the reports are concentrated around the south end of Bozeman. Sightings have been reported on Arnold Street, Sourdough Canyon Road, Spring Hill Road, and toward the Bozeman Pass, according to

West Yellowstone connecting new water treatment, residents urged to not use water

WEST YELLOWSTONE, Mont. - West Yellowstone residents are being urged by the not to use water during 1:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. on Wednesday, May 13 while the city connects a new water treatment. "Unfortunately we cannot just shut off the water so we are asking

Bozeman trailer park tenants threaten strike as landlords warn of eviction

Bozeman trailer park tenants threaten strike as landlords warn of eviction

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Bozeman Tenants United announced tenants at King Arthur and Mountain Meadows trailer parks had authorized a rent strike that could have begun May 1 if the landlord did not reach an agreement with the union before Thursday, April 30. The group reported residents at both parks had received

Bozeman Small Businesses Help Shape Downtown, Local Economy During National Small Business Week

Bozeman Small Businesses Help Shape Downtown, Local Economy During National Small Business Week

BOZEMAN, Mont. — As National Small Business Week wraps up on Saturday, May 9th, it's a reflection of how Bozeman’s downtown scene shapes its local economy. Tatum Johnson is the owner, CEO, and art director of Intrigue Ink on Main Street. She says her passion for the arts

Democratic Candidates Talk Affordability, Healthcare, Childcare At First Congressional District Debate

Democratic Candidates Talk Affordability, Healthcare, Childcare At First Congressional District Debate

Bozeman, Mont. — Voters in Bozeman got a closer look at four candidates in Montana’s 1st Congressional District during a debate at the Emerson Center for the Arts, on Thursday, May 7th. Candidates Sam Forstag, Ryan Busse, Russell Cleveland, and Matt Rains laid out why they are running and what