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Bozeman think tank takes aim at state, Silver Bow for wind turbine plant study
A Bozeman "free market" think tank is taking the State of Montana and Silver Bow County to task for concealing details of a feasibility study for a wind turbine assembly plant in Butte.
Its `Mother' dead, doomsday sect's future in doubt
This undated file photo provided by Mouth Public Relations shows Church Universal and Triumphan leader Elizabeth Clare Prophet addressing a crowd of her followers.
Tea Party Express rolls through Helena, Bozeman
A group known as "The Tea Party Express" held a rally in Helena on Sunday morning to protest government spending and high taxes.
Mehl, Taylor top the list in raising money for Bozeman Commission race
Chris Mehl has raised more money than any other candidate seeking a seat on the Bozeman City Commission, according to the latest financial filings with the state.
Belgrade school employee admits to embezzlement
The clerk and business manager for Belgrade's Public School District has been suspended without pay after pleading guilty to embezzling money from a Bozeman wrestling club.
Hundreds gather in Bozeman for anti-hate rally
BOZEMAN - Hundreds of people took part in a march and rally against hate in Bozeman, part of an effort to counteract a much smaller white supremacy demonstration held a few weeks ago.
Amanda Miller had 12 kills and Megan Murphey contributed 16 digs as the Bozeman Hawks defeated Great Falls High 3-0 Friday afternoon in a Class AA girls' volleyball match at Swarthout Fieldhouse.
State environmental regulators requiring Bozeman to conduct air quality tests
UPDATE: Project manager says he expects to start testing select households north of contamination site sometime in January or February.
Bozeman 19th Ave. construction wrapping up for season
Workers at the South 19th Avenue construction project in Bozeman are tying up a few loose ends before possibly wrapping up for the winter next week.
Study: Bozeman's cost of living 5.7% above national average
Bozeman's cost of living now ranks alongside New Orleans, Louisiana, Panama City, Florida and Reno, Nevada.
Southwestern Montana officials surprised Baucus backs wilderness bill
BOZEMAN - Commissioners in Beaverhead and Madison counties were surprised this week when U.S. Sen.
Truckloads of Blixsetha s furniture to be auctioned
BOZEMAN, Mont. - Truckloads of opulent furniture, including a two-seated throne meant to grace a 53,000-square-foot home that Yellowstone Club founder Tim Blixseth never built, will be on the auction block in Georgia next month.
Bozeman burglary spree investigated
Police in Bozeman are still looking into a string of burglaries that happened on Thursday night and Friday morning.
Activists rally against hate groups in Bozeman
Dozens of people braved cold winds late Saturday morning at Bogert Park in Bozeman.
2 MT Democrats join capandtrade push
BOZEMAN, Mont. A pair of the Montana Legislature's Democrats say they will join leaders from other states to help President Barack Obama's administration push hotly contested federal clean-energy legislation in Congress.
Activists to rally against hate groups in Bozeman
In an effort to offset a recent public demonstration by a handful of white supremacists, some Bozeman activists are staging a hate-free rally on Saturday.
Bozeman area people named by governor to boards and councils
Governor Brian Schweitzer has announced appointments to various boards and councils.
Report: MT Amtrak service expensive, but good for economy
A new report says it would cost more than $1 billion to restore the so-called "southern" route for Amtrak service across Montana.
Gas spews from line, bank evacuated
Gas spews from line, bank evacuated Mike Mestas Bozeman fire officials say a worker installing a wall at the First Interstate Bank in Bozman sliced through a two-inch gas line, cutting it in two Wednesday afternoon.