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Bozeman Drivers Can Renew Some ID’s For Free During Month of July To Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday

Bozeman Drivers Can Renew Some ID’s For Free During Month of July To Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Montana will waive several Motor Vehicle Division fees during the month of July as part of the state’s recognition of America’s 250th birthday. Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced the temporary change on Wednesday, July 17th, during a brief press conference outside the Montana MVD office. The

Montana Ballet Company preparing for busy 2026-27 season

Montana Ballet Company preparing for busy 2026-27 season

BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Montana Ballet Company is building its 2026-27 season with a focus on making performances more accessible for Montana audiences. The company is beginning work on several different pieces, said Executive Director Melissa Bowman. Last season, the company performed shows including “Sleeping Beauty” and a Montana-themed

9-year-old killed in Bozeman bicycle crash, witnesses aid investigation

UPDATE: June 17 at 4:55 p.m. Bozeman police shared an update on the crash that killed a 9-year-old girl in the 300 block of East Griffin Drive near North Rouse Avenue this morning. Investigators said several drivers saw the crash and gave statements to law enforcement.

Free summer lunches return for kids in Bozeman

Free summer lunches return for kids in Bozeman

Bozeman, Mont. — Free weekday lunches for kids are back on the front lawn at the Bozeman Public Library as local groups work to fill the gap families face during summer. Children can pick up a free meal from noon to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. The program is offered

Montana AG Knudsen asks state supreme court to dismiss Gallatin County Attorney's case

BOZEMAN, Mont. - Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen filed a new response in court on Monday, asking the state supreme court to dismiss the Gallatin County Attorney's case against him, calling it "political." The dispute began in April over Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions, specifically requesting

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

Bozeman study commission proposes city charter changes for better public engagement, city commission restructuring

Bozeman study commission proposes city charter changes for better public engagement, city commission restructuring

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Bozeman’s Local Government Study Commission released a draft report recommending changes to the city charter, including to the structure of the city government. In Montana, cities and counties can elect a commission every 10 years to review local government and suggest changes. In Bozeman, voters elected that