Why Bozeman Has Permanent Water Restrictions In Place
Bozeman put permanent water rules on the books back in 2022, and right now those rules matter more than ever.
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Bozeman Chef, 24, Wins $215,000 On Food Network's 100 Cooks
A 24-year-old from Bozeman with six months of professional cooking experience just walked away with $215,000 from a Food Network competition — and his story starts long before any camera showed up.
Montana Police Looking for Driver of Semi for Hitting Road Worker
Montana Highway Patrol is searching for a gray semi-truck that struck a highway construction worker on Highway 200.
Montana's Wildfire Risk Is Rising Again After Summer Heat
Montana got a good soaking in late June — but that relief didn't last long, and fire officials are watching the thermometer climb with serious concern.
Montana Googled This Strange Word More Than Any Other State
New Google search data reveals the most searched word in Montana, and it's completely different from the rest of America.
Montana Police Search for Driver in Fatal I-90 Crash
Montana Highway Patrol is seeking tips after a fatal nighttime hit-and-run on I-90 near Livingston. Here is what law enforcement is looking for.
Open Your Home to a Great Falls Hockey Player
Want to support local sports? The Great Falls Americans need host families to provide a home away from home for young players. Here is everything you need to know.
Helena Man Shot While Helping Stranger Who Had Fallen Downtown
A routine patrol, a single gunshot, and a Good Samaritan in the hospital. Downtown Helena had a rough night.
Why The Hottest Stretch Of Summer Is Named After A Star, Not A Dog
Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky, has been quietly blamed for summer heat since ancient Roman times. Spoiler: it's not guilty.
A Star Is Born as Montana's Own Rules the UFC
A star was officially born at UFC Fight Night as Montana’s Tommy McMillen electrified the crowd with taunts and a relentless performance. Here's how he did it.