Bozeman

"Boy, is this article about the Montana COVID housing boom getting attention." That's what NBC Montana's Maritsa Georgiou tweeted out Tuesday afternoon. And boy was she right...I'm hearing my friends on both the left and the right weighing in on this story.

Popular hiking trails such as Sypes, Middle Cottonwood, Truman Gulch, Bridger Ridge Trail and access to the "M" are now open for recreational use.

The vice president, speaking before an outdoor crowd at the Big Yellow Barn in Belgrade, Montana, hammered Joe Biden and Democrat Gov. Steve Bullock for failing to stand up for law enforcement, for embracing the radical left, and for seeking to destroy American energy jobs through a carbon tax.

All you can see that was left of the home was the fireplace, the foundation, and a flag pole with a burned, tattered flag still waving in the wind. In the next photo, a brand new American flag delivered by Gallatin County Sheriff's deputies

I had heard reports that dozens of homes in Bridger Canyon were lost over the weekend as a result of the Bridger Foothills Fire near Bozeman. "Dozens" would be a safe estimate, according to Gallatin County Sheriff Brian Gootkin.

Evacuation orders for *some* residents impacted by the Bridger Foothills Fire near Bozeman have now been lifted, according to an announcement shared by the Gallatin County Sheriff's Office (GCSO) on Monday night.

Hundreds of cars drove through downtown Bozeman on Friday to show their support for the men and women in law enforcement, as KBZK-TV reports. A small group of counter-protesters with "All Cops Are Bad" signs also showed up.

Hats off to these organizations for snagging some free face masks that are being forced on business owners. But here's my rub: this pandemic started in China. The Communist Chinese government mishandled COVID-19. Now, the rest of the world is paying the consequences. So, now we reward the Commu…

And that's when the phone calls started rolling in- not just from Bozeman, but from elsewhere across the state. The reports we received said there were too many folks in attendance to protest a proposal making masks mandatory that the city-county health board instead shut the meeting down.

A wounded warrior in Bozeman has a brand new custom-built smart home thanks to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. Army Sergeant Saul Martinez was one of two veterans to receive a new home just in time for Independence Day weekend.