We protect the nature, but we also protect cultural resources,” Lee Whittlesey said. “We protect the history.” ...

Michael Weber shares the tale of how his sailboat got firmly stuck in the Mississippi River near the Chain of Rocks Bridge.

Bozeman’s Alexandra Rolquin, 12, was among 1,900 participants at the USA National Karate Championships from June 29-July 3 in Spokane, Washington.

Law enforcement responded to a homicide call around noon on Tuesday near Ninth Avenue and Durston Road. Police say a man stabbed his father to death in their Bozeman kitchen during an argument Tuesday ...

A Bozeman man was stabbed to death on Tuesday and his son is in custody after being charged with deliberate homicide.

Bozeman’s police chief stood before city commissioners Monday and explained that the department is understaffed and still crammed in the city-county shared Law and Justice Center.

Bozeman city commissioners will get their first chance next week to review an initiative that will reshape how residents are involved in city decision-making.

Bozeman’s Swim Center is understaffed and overstretched, a third-party report commissioned by the city this year found.

As wildfires dot the Western landscape, and a popular, historic Hawai’ian town is overrun by flames, a recent report about wildfires and zoning may become even more critical.

In a recent opinion piece, state legislators Tom France and Pat Flowers try to make the case that Governor Gianforte is planning to “privatize” Montana’s elk herds at the behest ...

A Bozeman 11-year-old has experienced a quick ascent in the world of youth karate. Alexandra Rolquin, just about six months after picking up the sport, has earned medals at two different karate events ...

Golden shovels at groundbreakings and giant scissors at ribbon cuttings act like bookends to large projects in Bozeman, Mayor Cyndy Andrus said.