Good morning, Bozeman.

A multi-car collision on westbound Huffine Lane slowed traffic in both lanes today.

During the 'No Kings' protest on Main Street—where a Facebook video showed an out-of-state truck driver with a hammer—Bozeman police arrested the man for threatening protesters.

Bozeman police arrested Sheldon Grandchamp (36) on theft charges in connection with a rise in car break-ins, and police say his arrest is part of an ongoing investigation into these incidents.

Today, the Bozeman Public Library launched its Summer Learning Program to offer local youth free lunches from HRDC and the Library Friends and Foundation alongside daily educational events until August 17.

The program, now in its 50th year, runs Monday through Friday — giving children a chance to keep learning throughout the summer.

A water tour in Gallatin Valley brought together farmers, engineers, planners, and judges to talk about water use and update old maps with new 3D tools — Kevin Haggerty of the Middle Creek Ditch Company said the group visited the Bozeman Water Treatment Facility and diversion points to plan for more development and shifting climate patterns.

The Gallatin County Commission is set to vote on the 'Safe Streets for All' plan that will cut crashes, injuries and deaths on county roads by half by 2034 and comes after 6,739 crashes between 2019 and 2023.

The plan lists fixes like better road lighting, driver rules and road changes—if approved, the county will get federal safety grants—using strong data to guide its work.

Today Bridgercare, a Montana nonprofit offering affordable reproductive care through 20 clinics, reported its $2 million Title X funding has been frozen for 2 months and joined six other grantees in sending a letter to HHS on June 10 asking for a clear funding timeline by June 20.

The nonprofit said community support has helped keep operations going so far — without more clarity, tough choices may soon be needed.

Gallatin County confirmed a 13th measles case as officials update the list of exposure sites — the new case brings Montana's total to 21 cases statewide.

Dino-mite Picnic

11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. — Museum of the Rockies — Bring your favorite dinosaur toy and enjoy a picnic with dino-themed treats and activities.

Bozeman Duckie Race

5-7 p.m. — City of Bozeman Bogert Pool — Free entry — Enjoy a family-friendly evening featuring carnival games and the excitement of the duck race.

Romeo & Juliet in Space

7-9 p.m. — Verge Theater — Parental guidance recommended — Experience a sci-fi twist on the classic tragic love story with vibrant performances and special effects.

Montana Spartan Trifecta Weekend

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Crosscut Mountain Sports Center — Explore steep terrain — Challenge yourself with a Sprint, Super, and Beast in one weekend.

Montana Spartan Trifecta Weekend

8 a.m.–5 p.m. — Crosscut Mountain Sports Center — Challenge entry required — Conquer the rugged terrain of Montana with Sprint, Super, and Beast races in one thrilling weekend.

Social Distortion Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — The ELM — Tickets available — Experience a night of rock with Social Distortion in Bozeman.

MOR's Taste of the Rockies

6:00 PM – 8:30 PM — Museum of the Rockies — Ticket info not specified — Experience the magic of early summer at Bozeman’s premier benefit event supporting educational initiatives.

MOR's Taste of the Rockies

5:30-8:30 p.m. — Museum of the Rockies — Help benefit access to exhibits — Experience the magic of early summer at one of Bozeman’s premier events.

Inaugural Belgian Waffle Ride Montana

5 a.m. — Ponderosa Social — Registration fee required — Experience the thrill of challenging gravel riding amid Montana's breathtaking landscapes.

Alpaca and Llama Farm Tour

4-5 p.m. — Alpacas of Montana — Ticket purchase required — Enjoy a hands-on experience with alpacas and llamas while learning about these unique animals.