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Bridger Heights tenants protest alleged illegal evictions
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Last year, residents of Bridger Heights, an income-restricted housing development in Bozeman, came together to form a tenant union in response to unsafe living conditions including black mold, leaks, and broken windows. Now, for the second time in six months, these tenants are joining forces to...
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MSU's BJ Kolly enters transfer portal
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Montana State University men's basketball has its first loss in the transfer portal Friday, following the end of the season Tuesday, in junior forward BJ Kolly. The 2024-25 season was Kolly's lone year in Bozeman after three years at Division II Western Washington. Kolly was an...
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Bozeman man faces charges of assault with weapon
BOZEMAN, Mont. – A local man appeared in court after being accused of pointing what appeared to be a rifle at multiple people in Bozeman neighborhoods. The incident began when a woman reported that the man pointed the object at her and her 15-year-old daughter. Robert Backman faces four...
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Suspect caught after shooting outside Dixon Bar
DIXON, Mont. – The Sanders County Sheriff's Office reported a shooting outside the Dixon Bar early on March 13, 2025. Two individuals were shot, with one in critical but stable condition after being airlifted and the other sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect fled the scene, prompting a swift response...
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Man dies from injuries after falling from chairlift at Montana ski resort
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A 37-year-old man died after falling from a chairlift that was having a mechanical problem at a Montana ski area, according to the local sheriff and a spokesperson for Red Lodge Mountain. The man was riding alone in a three-person chair that carries skiers up...
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Stevensville distillery closing its doors
Montana Distillery owners Mark Hlebichuk and Sharie McDonald are sad to announce that their business of over 10 years will be closing its doors. The current owners bought the distillery business in 2011 when it was known as Flathead Distillery, one of the oldest distilleries in the state. They officially reopened it in Missoula in 2014. They came to Stevensville during COVID-19 because, according to Hlebichuk, it was difficult for them to stay open in Missoula and operate during the pandemic. “We had to move or go out of business,” said Hlebichuk. They opened in Stevensville on Christmas, 2020, and have never looked back.