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Bozeman-area Custer Gallatin National Forest reports issuing the most recreational tree permits.
12/26/2025

Bozeman-area Custer Gallatin National Forest reports issuing the most recreational tree permits.

The semifinal game on ABC averaged more viewers than last season's FCS title game and had seven times as many as the oth...
12/25/2025

The semifinal game on ABC averaged more viewers than last season's FCS title game and had seven times as many as the other national semifinal.

Montana State Sen. Shelley Vance is seeking re-election amid recent censuring by her own party after a fractious legisla...
12/25/2025

Montana State Sen. Shelley Vance is seeking re-election amid recent censuring by her own party after a fractious legislative session.

Vance, a Republican representing Senate District 34 in Belgrade, confirmed her plans Friday in an interview with the Chronicle. She now faces the prospect of a primary challenger without the backing of her party.

“Nobody gets to tell me what kind of Republican I am,” she said defiantly. “They don’t get to decide. And I will fight that ... until my dying day.”

Story: Laurenz Busch | Chronicle
Photo: Lauren Miller | Chronicle

Law of unintended consequence: Montana Legislature wipes out gun-free school zones Federal appeals court says state’s co...
12/25/2025

Law of unintended consequence: Montana Legislature wipes out gun-free school zones

Federal appeals court says state’s concealed carry laws mean essentially no buffer around schools.

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'Permanently prohibited': Montana medical board revokes cancer doctor Thomas Weiner’s license The doctor, who investigat...
12/25/2025

'Permanently prohibited': Montana medical board revokes cancer doctor Thomas Weiner’s license

The doctor, who investigators said prescribed opiates and chemotherapy to patients who lacked cancer diagnoses, will never again be able to practice in the state.

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Key elements in the design include an outdoor amphitheater, turf field, splash fountain, and a landscaped area with benc...
12/25/2025

Key elements in the design include an outdoor amphitheater, turf field, splash fountain, and a landscaped area with benches, fire pits and walkways.

Mountain building occurred all around the Yellowstone region and highlights a tortured geological history of uplift and ...
12/25/2025

Mountain building occurred all around the Yellowstone region and highlights a tortured geological history of uplift and volcanism. The Gallatin Range, just northeast of Yellowstone Caldera, is an excellent example.

Home designs are mostly still in development for the large neighborhood project planned off Jackrabbit Lane and West Cam...
12/25/2025

Home designs are mostly still in development for the large neighborhood project planned off Jackrabbit Lane and West Cameron Bridge Road, but some details are available.

Sorry, Mr. Crosby, this year you might just have to dream about it.According to the National Weather Service, the chance...
12/25/2025

Sorry, Mr. Crosby, this year you might just have to dream about it.

According to the National Weather Service, the chance of a white Christmas is low in Missoula, Billings, Bozeman and valleys in the Flathead. In Great Falls and Helena, it’s a toss-up, but Montanans at higher elevations and residents in the northeastern corner of the state are likely to wake up to some snow on the ground.

The disappointing forecast for snow enthusiasts is the result of southwest winds that continue to import warm, wet weather into the state, according to Jeff Kitsmiller, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service based in Missoula.

“This weather pattern that we’ve been in, where we keep getting a little bit of moisture and then a warm up, is continuing through Christmas,” Kitsmiller said.

Story: Zeke Lloyd | Montana Free Press
Photo: Matt Hudson | MTFP

An attempt to keep the Musselshell River from eating even closer to a home along its banks prompted a summer project usi...
12/25/2025

An attempt to keep the Musselshell River from eating even closer to a home along its banks prompted a summer project using brush instead of rock.

Bozeman lawyer Michael Rabb was found not guilty of securities fraud or operating as an unlicensed commodities dealer Fr...
12/25/2025

Bozeman lawyer Michael Rabb was found not guilty of securities fraud or operating as an unlicensed commodities dealer Friday evening by a 12-member jury.

After a more than two-week trial, the result was read in the Gallatin County District Court at 6 p.m Friday. Jury deliberations began at 1 p.m. Thursday.

Local attorney Herman Watson defended Rabb, 44, with California-based criminal defense and ma*****na lawyer Jeremy Delicino. Adam Duerk and Gallatin County Attorney Audrey Cromwell led the prosecution.

Story: Dan Astin | Chronicle

Grizzly bear documented in Bangtails east of Bozeman for first time since recovery The sighting is not far from areas wi...
12/24/2025

Grizzly bear documented in Bangtails east of Bozeman for first time since recovery

The sighting is not far from areas with previously documented grizzly bear presence, including a grizzly bear of similar size that was seen traveling along the Yellowstone River in Livingston.

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