The Ebola outbreak in Congo passed a grim milestone this week — 10,000 confirmed cases — and spurred questions about whether health authorities are losing their ability to contain it.

A celebration was in order last week when the Laurel American Legion Auxiliary presented third grader Raelynn Stocklin with a check and trophy in the Poppy Contest.

As Gallatin County Sheriff, it is my responsibility to tell you that our community is facing a public safety crisis.

Iran says three tankers struck mines and exploded while attempting to exit the Strait of Hormuz through an unauthorized route. Israelis are awaiting final election results allegations of foreign inter ...

Bozeman Mayor Joey Morrison spoke about economics at the Aspen Ideas Summit in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Oct. 14 after the Capital One Insights Center and Center on Rural Innovation selected ...

If you told me that (I’d switch positions) four years ago, I would’ve told you you're crazy. But I'm grateful for it. I wouldn’t change it.” - Jordan Reed ...

Last week, "farming" required six plastic planters which now sit, full of bulbs, in her garage (she called Cashmans for ...

The Brown family had been farming the 150-acre parcel in the Bridger foothills next to their property for 22 years when they learned they would need to find $3.34 million ...

Three questions, one principle. Article II of the Montana Constitution opens with these words: “All political power is vested ...

(THE CONVERSATION) After 10 states began to add new restrictions to what people could buy with Supplemental Nutrition ...

A small fire broke out this afternoon on the roof of the Bozeman Public Library. Work is currently being done on the ...

An application to change zoning allowing for commercial and residential development along 755-acres in the Gallatin Canyon ...