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Eligibility requirements for the lottery include being a household of at least two people earning at least 75% of their ...
07/24/2025

Eligibility requirements for the lottery include being a household of at least two people earning at least 75% of their household income locally. That income must be between 80-120% of AMI, or about $95,000 to $145,000; assets must be under $121,000.

The three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom condo faces Story Mill Park and is going for $375,000, about $300,000 less than a similar, market-rate home in the neighborhood.

According the Federal Aviation Administration's aircraft registry, the airplane is a 1950 Beech B-35, with a tail number...
07/24/2025

According the Federal Aviation Administration's aircraft registry, the airplane is a 1950 Beech B-35, with a tail number 5204C registered to Peace Sign LLC in Bozeman.

The Helena Fire Department responded to the 3100 block of Bozeman Avenue at 9:51 p.

After moving to the U.S., Cesare Lanfranconi established a reputation in Washington, D.C., where he held multiple execut...
07/24/2025

After moving to the U.S., Cesare Lanfranconi established a reputation in Washington, D.C., where he held multiple executive and head chef roles before opening his own restaurant, Tosca Ristorante Italiano, which was named the city’s “Best New Restaurant” in 2002.

A new Italian dining experience is coming to Main Street later this fall, blending classic European flavors with Montana’s finest and freshest ingredients.

This past weekend, Custer Gallatin National Forest staff members located five abandoned campfires. Four were in the Hyal...
07/23/2025

This past weekend, Custer Gallatin National Forest staff members located five abandoned campfires. Four were in the Hyalite Recreation Area and one was near Fairy Lake in the Bridger Range.

With the two dams in place and mountain snowpack decreasing, the lower Madison has seen less spring runoff.
07/23/2025

With the two dams in place and mountain snowpack decreasing, the lower Madison has seen less spring runoff.

Building a bigger island will provide more spawning and nursery habitat in a stretch of the famed stream where the channel has widened over the past 50 years.

The average Montana driver faces a 1-53 chance of hitting an animal each year and 13% of reported collisions in the stat...
07/23/2025

The average Montana driver faces a 1-53 chance of hitting an animal each year and 13% of reported collisions in the state are related to wildlife, according to the Montana Department of Transportation.

The average Montana driver faces a 1-53 chance of hitting an animal each year and 13% of reported collisions in the state are related to wildlife.

The program received $1 million in funding from the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, which also supported plans to con...
07/22/2025

The program received $1 million in funding from the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, which also supported plans to construct a new Gallatin College MSU building on the Montana State University campus.

The program received $1 million in funding from the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, which also supported plans to construct a new Gallatin College MSU building on the MSU campus.

“We’ve been doing this for six years and we’ve been lucky enough to stick around. People seem to really dig us,. We were...
07/22/2025

“We’ve been doing this for six years and we’ve been lucky enough to stick around. People seem to really dig us,. We were getting people that were driving from Bozeman just to come here,” -- Kevin Brown, The Basement owner.

It’s the unique, obscure, local stuff that really gets Kevin Brown.

Two of the plane's occupants were from Tennessee, the third from Utah.
07/22/2025

Two of the plane's occupants were from Tennessee, the third from Utah.

Two of the occupants were from Tennessee, the third from Utah.

According to a City of Bozeman press release, about 30 vehicles are now used as homes parked in a right of way, down fro...
07/21/2025

According to a City of Bozeman press release, about 30 vehicles are now used as homes parked in a right of way, down from a high of 250.

That permit system, which requires people to reapply every 30 days, is scheduled to sunset in October, meaning no more urban camping will be permitted by the city.

The race is unique, due to its extreme technical ascents, with approximately 23,000 feet of vertical gain, peaking at 10...
07/21/2025

The race is unique, due to its extreme technical ascents, with approximately 23,000 feet of vertical gain, peaking at 10,200 feet.

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