BILLINGS, Mont. - The Lady Montana Fierce Flag Football team is raising money for two Billings nonprofits at their Saturday, June 3 game.
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BILLINGS, Mont. - The Lady Montana Fierce Flag Football team is raising money for two Billings nonprofits at their Saturday, June 3 game.
MONTANA - A new social media platform, 'Zigazoo,' is live as of May 31.
BOZEMAN, Mont. - The Bozeman Public Library has a full schedule of summer activities and classes to keep kids learning and active while not at school.Â
BUTTE, Mont. - On Tuesday, Butte-Silver Bow awarded 30 lifesavers in the community with the Copper Heart Award for performing lifesaving services.Â
BOZEMAN, Mont. - The City of Bozeman says off-leash pets are a big concern as the weather warms and people start walking their animals outside again.Â
SHEPHERD, Mont. - A Shepherd business owner said his goal is to fight the Tik Tok ban and make his voice heard. Tik Tok was banned by Senate Bill 419 to 'protect Montanans’ personal, private, and sensitive data and information from intelligence gathering by the Chinese Communist Party' (see …
BOZEMAN, Mont. - The Bretz RV and Boat show has spent ten days at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds and Memorial Day is the final day to check it out.Â
BOZEMAN, Mont. - The 14th annual Memorial Day parade is marching through Bozeman on Monday morning to honor the lives laid down in combat by U.S. soldiers.Â
SHEPHERD, Mont. - A Shepherd business owner said his goal is to fight the Tik Tok ban and make his voice heard. Tik Tok was banned by Senate B…
SHEPHERD, Mont. - A Shepherd business owner said his goal is to fight the Tik Tok ban and make his voice heard. Tik Tok was banned by Senate Bill 419 to 'protect Montanans’ personal, private, and sensitive data and information from intelligence gathering by the Chinese Communist Party' (see …
BOZEMAN, Mont. - The Bretz RV and Boat show has spent ten days at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds and Memorial Day is the final day to check it out.Â
BOZEMAN, Mont. - The 14th annual Memorial Day parade is marching through Bozeman on Monday morning to honor the lives laid down in combat by U.S. soldiers.Â
LIVINGSTON, Mont. - Trû North Café is reopening Friday after closing for almost two weeks for some needed repairs.Â
LIVINGSTON, Mont. - Mark’s In and Out in Livingston is celebrating its 70th season of business this summer and customers young and old are excited to enjoy their food again.Â
BILLINGS, Mont. - The Billings water quality superintendent recommended a staggered lawn watering schedule for a specific area of the city on the West End.
BILLINGS, Mont. - A Billings middle school history teacher helped his students send over 15,000 letters, and over 10,000 packages, to servicemen and servicewomen over the last 22 years.
BOZEMAN, Mont. - The Bozeman City Commission passed a provisional ordinance to control construction-related noise at their meeting Tuesday night, marking the first time noise codes will be changed since 2001.Â
BILLINGS, Mont. - With summer break around the corner, volunteers are putting together meal kits for Billings students in need of food assistance.
BOZEMAN, Mont. - Senator Jon Tester has introduced bipartisan legislation called the EHR RESET Act to reform the Department of Veterans’ Affairs electronic health records modernization process.Â
BILLINGS, Mont. - A Billings influencer said she's not overly worried about a Tik Tok ban, although the majority of her business comes from Tik Tok collaborations.
BILLINGS, Mont. - Construction delays mean Lava Island will open in September, a delay from the original plan to open at the beginning of summer. The indoor play area will include a 32' tall play structure, trampoline area and five party rooms.Â
BOZEMAN, Mont. - The Montana Special Olympics Summer Games are happening in Bozeman this week.Â
HELENA, Mont. - A new temple for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is opening in Helena this week, and members of the church are looking forward to it.Â
BOZEMAN, Mont. - Bird scooters are expected to make a return to the streets of Bozeman this week, but now with some policy changes and planning ahead for the future.Â
BOZEMAN, Mont. - Bozeman is hosting its first LGBTQ+ Pride in over ten years from May 15 through May 21.Â
BOZEMAN, Mont. - With current weather patterns throughout the state, it looks as though flooding is less of a concern for this year.Â
BOZEMAN, Mont. - If you are in the Bozeman area and you are still shopping for a Mother’s Day gift, or maybe you are a mom looking to treat yourself this weekend, the Mother’s Day Market is happening at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds.Â
GARDINER, Mont. - The Montana Chamber of Commerce is hosting their inaugural convergence event series Wednesday through Friday to celebrate National Travel and Tourism Week.Â
BOZEMAN, Mont. - In promotion of veterans' suicide awareness and mental health awareness, MSU Veterans Services partnered with eleven graphic design students and the Montana 988 Project to create a special display.Â
BILLINGS, Mont. - A Billings woman gave birth to two healthy sons with help from a donated uterus.
LIVINGSTON, Mont. - Firefighters spent over nine hours on Monday putting out a fire that started early in the morning at a home on Pamajbo Lane in Livingston.Â
BOZEMAN, Mont. - The Bozeman Police Department is warning residents that as weather slowly starts to warm up, crime rates tend to trend upward, especially vehicle trespasses.Â
STILLWATER COUNTY, Mont. - Nye Road should be completely repaired within a few months according to Stillwater County. Flooding caused the road to collapse June 2022.
BOZEMAN, Mont. - The Montana State University Missing and Murdered Indigenous PeopleStudent Association is hosting a series of events to bring awareness to the issue on May 5 at American Indian Hall.Â
BILLINGS, Mont. - A licensed counselor shared things to watch out for to protect your mental health while using social media.
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY, Mont. - Ballots are due back by 8 p.m. at the Yellowstone County Courthouse (217 N 27th Street Room 101, Billings) for the Tuesday, May 2 election.
BOZEMAN, Mont. - National Bike to School Day is May 3 and the Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department has partnered with two elementary schools to promote a walk-to-school program.Â
BILLINGS, Mont. - The owners of The Base Camp are retiring and selling their stores; the stores will remain open.
BOZEMAN, Mont. - The Bozeman-Yellowstone International Airport parking lot renovations are continuing after pausing for winter weather.
HELENA, Mont. — A bill that restricts gender affirming procedures for transgender youth in Montana was signed into law on Friday.
HELENA, Mont. - The seven protesters arrested on Monday are now facing charges of misdemeanor criminal trespass and will have their court dates on or before May 3.Â
HELENA, Mont. - All eyes have been on the State Capitol as the House of Representatives moved to ban Rep. Zooey Zephyr from the House on Wednesday.Â
WORDEN, Mont. - A Huntley Project Jr. High School science teacher won $60,000 for a computer and coding lab.
HELENA, Mont. - Han Pate, one of the people arrested for protesting in the House of Representative’s gallery on Monday, says they do not believe the protest was violent.Â
BILLINGS, Mont. - The Billings City Council is set to have a public hearing and then, vote on an action plan for use of federal grant dollars designed to build affordable housing.Â
HELENA, Mont. - Sen. Steve Daines said he was in support of Montana Senate Bill 566 which would change how Montana elects its senators and was tabled by the legislature on Wednesday.Â
GARDINER, Mont. - Yellowstone National Park is beginning the process of opening its main roads starting Friday, and local business owners in Gardiner are feeling optimistic.Â
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