Nick Ehli

If you’re expecting an unbiased take on anything to do with “A River Runs Through It,” I should disclose that my son’s middle name is “Maclean.” This is not some cute happenstance.

The backstory for ‘A River Runs Through It’ has arrived, 45 years later  The Washington Post

Elite climber Conrad Anker reflects in the twilight of his career  The Washington Post

The Daily 202: Republicans put Trump’s impeachment trial on trial  Washington Post

The rivers run through it, and Jon Tester wants them protected for Montana  The Washington Post

Larry Moore, one of Gallatin County’s most notorious murderers in recent memory, has been granted parole.

After numerous wrecks and $1 million in settlements paid by the Montana Department of Transportation, new traffic signals began operating this week at one of Gallatin County’s most notorious intersections.

Sam Edelman opened the window to his fifth-floor dorm room and climbed onto the ledge.

The CB Bucknor call that set Alex Wood off  Washington Post

Editor loses mind, totally messes with the comics  The Bozeman Daily Chronicle

I read the article (July 4, “Capping methane-spewing oil wells, one at a time”) by Nick Ehli of The Washington Post. It is about Curtis Shuck,...

The backstory for ‘A River Runs Through It’ has arrived, 45 years later  The Washington Post

Most local businesses are struggling with how to respond to the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic. With customers rightfully staying home as much as they can, many stores are

I read the article (July 4, “Capping methane-spewing oil wells, one at a time”) by Nick Ehli of The Washington Post. It is about Curtis Shuck,...

Across the United States, abandoned wells are belching the powerful greenhouse gas. This group aims to plug them to fight global warming.

Billings Clinic in Billings is past the tipping point as it looks for places to add intensive care unit beds and is on the cusp of rationing care to deal […]

“We don’t really need it for anything,” said Ismay Mayor Gene Nemitz.

“Some of you will be happy, some of you will not be happy.”

With a heliskiing operation looking for a foothold and the rumored sale of one of the largest ranches in the range, Montanans are wondering what’s next for this isolated and iconic landscape.

The 13-year saga of the Keystone XL pipeline came to a close yesterday when TC Energy, formerly TransCanada, terminated the project.