Kristin Merkel
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Random Acts of Silliness spreads winter whimsy across Bozeman by turning snow piles into art installations
Local nonprofit, Random Acts of Silliness, is spreading joy through town by creating fun art caricatures in snow piles → Read More
Montana Division of Criminal Investigation talks drug transportation through mail
A man was taken into custody Tuesday, February 28, and is being accused of receiving around two pounds of meth in the mail. → Read More
Local group looks to incorporate Big Sky
Some citizens like Jamie Roberts, who have lived here for decades, think a change like this would be good. → Read More
Bozeman post offices still facing challenges
Even in the new year, the Baxter Lane Post Office is still facing challenges. Bozeman resident, Margaret Treat, shared her experience with this Bozeman Post Office. → Read More
Southwest passenger in Bozeman talks about travel 'nightmare' of canceled flights
Toni DeMatteis arrived at the airport in Orange County, California on Thursday, expecting easy travel when she found out her Southwest flight to Bozeman was canceled. → Read More
Tips to prevent frozen pipes when leaving for the holidays
Maryland Tracey shares some of her tips on how she prevents her pipes from freezing when she leaves town during the holidays. → Read More
Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport reaches 2 million passengers
A total of 2 million passengers have traveled through the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport. → Read More
3-year-old in Bozeman ICU for RSV complications
Morrison soon found out that her son had Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) and he was taken to Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital where he remains in the ICU. → Read More
Big Sky Resort kicks off ski season a day early thanks to heavy snowfall
Big Sky kicks off its start to the season by opening lifts a day early due to the high amount of snowfall this year. → Read More
As Cat-Griz weekend approaches, hotels and Airbnbs are raising prices and booking up fast
As the Cat-Griz game approaches, hotels and Airbnbs are booking up quickly as fans pour into Bozeman. → Read More
Big Sky Resort busy preparing for ski season amid snowfall
Snow continues to fall in Big Sky as the resort is busy prepping for the ski season to officially kick off in 17 days. → Read More
Rescue and rehabilitation at Montana Raptor Conservation Center
The Montana Raptor Conservation Center not only rehabilitates raptors, but sometimes provides a forever home and educates people on what they should do if they seen an injured raptor. → Read More
Realtors say Gallatin County is still a seller's market, but options are improving for buyers
As the winter months are approaching and housing prices are going down, buyers are revisiting the Gallatin County real estate market. → Read More
Death of Bozeman teacher brings attention to biker safety
Following the tragic death of a local teacher, bikers around Bozeman are questioning their safety and speaking out as to why defensive biking is so important. → Read More
MSU's incoming freshman class is second largest in the school's history
MSU is having a record breaking year with the second largest amount of undergraduate students to be enrolled this fall. → Read More
Ukrainian mayor thanks Bozeman's ROC Wheels for sending 100 wheelchairs to Ukraine
Bogdan Klichavyi, mayor of a small town in Ukraine, came to ROC Wheels to share his appreciation for what the nonprofit is doing for the children in his country. → Read More
Montana Team Nutrition creates six new recipes to come to schools across the state
Montana Team Nutrition and MSU work closely together to created 6 new nutritious recipes aimed to debut in schools across the state this fall. → Read More
Kenny Chesney finally to perform at Bobcat Stadium after two COVID cancellations
Kenny Chesney is finally putting on his long awaited concert after 2 cancellations over the past two years. → Read More