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Bitter cold temperatures led Bozeman’s HRDC to issue its first Code Blue of the season. The nonprofit reports more people than ever are using their shelters.Ove

If it wasn’t obvious, now it’s official. This past weekend was extremely cold — surpassing historical records for Gallatin Valley, causing issues for residents and delays and cancellations at the

In Montana and northern Idaho alone, the agency issued a winter storm warning, avalanche warning, wind chill warning and host of lesser advisories through at least Sunday.

As temperatures in Bozeman are forecast to drop as low as the minus 30s in the coming days, the city’s Warming Center shelter has declared a “code blue.”

The HRDC has issued a code blue warning starting Friday at 8 a.m. through Tuesday at 8 a.m. for its warming shelters in Bozeman and Livingston.A code blue desig

CODE BLUE in effect! The HRDC's emergency shelters in Bozeman and Livingston are open all day to accommodate individuals seeking warmth and safety.

In Montana and northern Idaho alone, the agency issued a winter storm warning, avalanche warning, wind chill warning and host of lesser advisories through at least Sunday.

While we’re bracing ourselves for subzero temperatures this weekend, the warming center in Bozeman is bracing for a surge of people seeking shelter from the cold.

Bozeman, Mont. - The HRDC shelter in Bozeman issued a Code Blue designation ahead of the incoming extreme cold arctic front hitting Montana Friday.

As temperatures are expected to plummet across western Montana, Bozeman HRDC is prepping to enact its Code Blue policy if necessary.If the nonprofit does announ