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 this legislation.
A district court judge in Broadwater County issued a ruling last month that helps protect perhaps our most precious natural resource: water.
January started off with much hope and promise at Bozeman City Hall. A new mayor, Terry Cunningham, and deputy mayor, Joey Morrison, were sworn in and respectively esp…
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…
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.
The Editorial Board encourages any and all residents able to attend this afternoon's meeting of the Bozeman Public Library's Board of Trustees to do so. It's at 4 p.m.…
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The recent op-ed attempting to vilify the Credit Card Competition Act (CCCA) reads like a desperate attempt to preserve the status quo and protect corporate interests at the expense of small businesses and consumers. It’s time to cut through the deceptive rhetoric and expose the truth behind…
We have known for decades that air pollution harms health. As a nation, we have prioritized cleaning up the air to protect the public. Sulfur dioxide levels in Billing…
For decades whenever an industrial facility closed in Montana, there was always someone to blame besides the owners, operators, board decisions or economic conditions.…
I know this sounds preposterous, but please hear me out. I’m urging you to ask Representative Zinke to vote no on his own House Concurrent Resolution 86, “Expressing t…
Picture yourself at the doctor’s office. You show up, all forms are filled out perfectly, entered into the computer smoothly. There are no snags with co-pay or insuran…
The 2023 Legislature ended almost a year ago. However, a few weeks ago, Judge Mike Menahan issued a decision directing the Montana Secretary of State to conduct a veto…
That answer may be different for just about everyone. A “livable” community could be access to health care and education, or a community that embraces differences and …