Developers of a parcel of land in northeast Bozeman are proposing to build apartments, townhomes and commercial space, along with a public parking garage.

Bozeman’s rapid growth is a thorn in the side of many residents, but it does have a few upsides, including increased eligibility for federal housing dollars.

Bozeman City Commissioners ran out of time late Monday night and delayed adoption of the city’s 2012-2013 work plan.

Days after receiving mail ballots for a major public library expansion in Bozeman, local voters are being asked to approve yet another big, big project.

Bozeman is blessed with a colorful history, from the cowboys, gold miners and rascals who started the frontier town in 1864, to the beer brewers and madams who first made ...

As soon as they spotted the dump truck, excavators and towering crane, a group of children broke out into a chant.

Election Day, Nov. 5, is coming fast. Are you excited? Anxious? Ready for your mailbox to stop spitting out political fliers?

The recent announcement that Western Montana has been selected as a federally-designated technology hub is great news for our state. Our new tech hub status will lead to millions in ...

I’ve seen recent examples of people co-opting the issue of human trafficking to serve their own agendas, but one of the most implausible I’ve seen lately is Bob Wagner‘s letter ...

The cruelty and recklessness coming from the executive branch of our government has my head spinning. I am reminded of the early 1950s during the Cold War, when U.S. Sen.

HB 207 hasn’t made many headlines, but the bill is an attempt to make it harder for Independent, third-party, and write-in candidates to qualify for the ballot in districts across ...

On our land, it’s our river,” says Dan Jenkins, a land developer in the series “Yellowstone.” “This isn’t California, gentlemen. This is Montana. We can do whatever we want.” ...