Nora Shelly

Sweeney said she is running as a “neighborhood advocate” and wants to elevate the voices of residents by strengthening the citizen advisory boards and creating a standard method by which

Meyer runs Cottonwood Environmental Law, a non-profit firm based in Bozeman that has filed lawsuits related to the proposed single-use plastic ban in Bozeman and against the Yellowstone Club and

City staff put together a report detailing Bozeman’s greenhouse gas emissions from 2024, taking into account emissions from transportation, buildings, solid waste and other activities. The data shows city emissions

Those changes to state law, city officials said, lowered the total taxable value in the city by almost 9% and lowered the value of a mill in the city from

Bozeman Police Department reports for Thursday included:

Commissioners voted 3-1 against the plans, but Paine requested the chance to present the application again, saying he felt there were misconceptions about the project that they are hoping to

Part of the driver behind the plan is a change in what people are looking for in museums. Rather than artifacts behind glass with placards describing them, more and more

About 36 urban camping vehicles remain on Bozeman streets, 22 with permits. Of those 22, 15 to 18 have a plan for Oct. 1.

That permit system, which requires people to reapply every 30 days, is scheduled to sunset in October, meaning no more urban camping will be permitted by the city.

The move allows the city to again raise the rainbow Pride flag after a state law restricting the types of flags that can be flown outside government buildings went into