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This week as the president ial campaign continues to flail, Donald Trump has jumped back on the horse he rode to the White House eight years ago. Maintaining his lies about haitian migrants in Ohio Eating household pets, telling jewish voters that it will be their fault if he loses in November And Promising Women that the Prosperity Of A Second Trump White House will mean they will never have to worry about the Abortion Rights they lost, thanks to him. Its a familiar playbook that has served him...

Bozeman’s City Commission is poised to appoint a new commissioner on June 4 to replace resigning Commissioner Christopher Coburn. The person they select will help shape the future of Bozeman

In a recent opinion piece in this paper, Mark Egge, a member of the Bozeman Community Development Board, addressed the city’s affordable housing crisis. “We must build, build, build” to

Montana’s legislators need to stay the course and override Gov. Greg Gianforte’s veto of the overwhelmingly popular Senate Bill 442.

Congress will soon consider legislation that would help protect many of the state’s scenic rivers. This legislation is urgently needed, given Montana’s rapid growth and development. Montanans should wholeheartedly support

Strong public pushback and contentious meetings that led city leaders to announce they planned to pause a comprehensive overhaul of the city’s unified development code last October.

The start of a new calendar year is the time to reflect on what we’ve experienced in the past 12 months and take stock of what lies ahead.

Being an American citizen comes with a great many rights and freedoms. It also comes with responsibilities, and one of those is serving on a jury.

Property tax bills have started arriving in mailboxes across Montana, raising both eyebrows and questions. Namely, what are residential taxpayers getting in return?

Bozeman’s voters issued a strong repudiation of the city commission in last week’s election.