Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 19th of September.
Good morning, Bozeman.
Today's top stories include a majority supporting mass deportation of undocumented immigrants, a Bozeman man's efforts to preserve a century-old tree, the impact of Fed rate cuts on consumers, a family's rally to support a teen's recovery after a fatal crash, and a Butte 'wolverine watcher' aiding in wildlife monitoring.
Bozeman unveils a new Literacy Trail at Bozeman Pond Park, offering stories in English and Spanish for children and their caregivers, with celebratory events planned for its launch.
In Gallatin County, officials emphasize education as a strategy to combat DUIs among teens, following a report showing 18-to-29 year olds as the most frequent offenders.
The Downtown Bozeman Association invites artists to submit designs for the 44th Annual Christmas Stroll Poster, with the winner receiving $200 and promotional acknowledgment.
Families of teens injured in a Bozeman car crash have launched fundraisers for medical expenses, following a fatal accident on Kelly Canyon Road.
Three individuals died from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning in a Bozeman garage.
Gallatin County Search and Rescue teams successfully executed two separate rescue operations for an injured horseback rider and a dirt bike rider in one day.
A Bozeman man faces drug distribution and child endangerment charges after authorities intercepted cocaine shipments addressed to him.
Montana State University achieves record enrollment exceeding 17,000 students, alongside the highest ever four-year graduation rates and student retention levels in the state's history.
Montana's Fish, Wildlife & Parks invites public input on river recreation management to address growing challenges and congestion through a survey and an appointed advisory council.
NOT.GREENDAY: A Live Green Day Experience
Experience a live tribute to Green Day from fans for fans at the Rialto in Bozeman.
Raptor Meet & Greet at the Museum of the Rockies
Experience an engaging opportunity to meet live raptors and learn about their fascinating traits and connections to extinct species with the Montana Raptor Conservation Center educators.
Exploring Bozeman's Historic Main Street on Foot
Discover the rich history of Bozeman's Main Street as you walk through its historic sites and learn about the influential figures who shaped the town.
Sky Oro's Happy-Ness Hour: An Afternoon of Fun and Connection
Experience an hour of play and social connection with friends while enjoying charcuterie and wine at State of Play, a creative space for families.
Weekly Trivia Night at Colombo's Pizza & Pasta
Experience an engaging trivia night at Colombo's Pizza & Pasta, hosted by Game Night Live, where participants can enjoy fun games in a lively atmosphere.
Bozeman Bash Scavenger Hunt Adventure
Experience a creative and nontraditional scavenger hunt through Bozeman's hidden gems while completing fun challenges and interacting with locals.
Montana Supreme Court Justice Candidate Forum
Meet and hear from the 4 Montana Supreme Court justice candidates running for the 2 open seats: Jerry Lynch and Cory Swanson, running for Chief Justice, and Katherine Bidegaray and Dan Wilson, running for Associate Justice. The event is free and open to the public, Sept. 26, 2024 at 6:30 p.m., in MSU Gaines Hall.
Cirque LuzDalia: SteamXpress Spectacular
Experience the all-new cirque show 'SteamXpress,' an immersive performance featuring a variety of captivating acts and artistry.
Evening of Hope 2024 — Haven Fundraiser
Celebrate and honor survivors at Haven's annual fall fundraiser featuring live entertainment, dinner, and a live auction.
Art Tour and Creative Workshop at Tinworks Art
Experience an inclusive art tour and hands-on creative project suitable for all ages at Tinworks Art in Bozeman.
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