Good morning, Bozeman.

After overnight snowfall, hazardous roads in Bozeman have led city crews including fire, forestry, streets & NorthWestern Energy to respond to over 50 storm-related emergency calls, and residents are urged to drive carefully.

The Bozeman School District and the Bozeman Schools Foundation are collecting winter gear and cash donations to help students stay warm this season.

Items can be dropped off at any BSD7 school through November (local businesses are encouraged to support the drive).

MSU Career Services has opened the permanent Bobcat Career Closet in the Strand Union Building today, offering free professional clothing for interviews as students pick up to two outfits each semester.

The service, staffed by nine student associates & supported by donated items, aims to boost student confidence.

An early October snowfall brought winter driving conditions to area roads as MDT & commercial crews cleared Interstate 90 to U.S. Highway 191 after weeks of preparatory work.

Crews labored over the weekend to test equipment and prevent delays before the busy winter season.

Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch acquired a property near Belgrade to expand youth mental health care services in southwest Montana.

They plan to launch outpatient therapy, case management and mentoring at the campus by the end of 2026 to address a crisis care gap — a project supported by nonprofits.

Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch took over the Lighthouse Ranch property to expand youth mental health services around Bozeman.

It will open outpatient therapy, youth mentoring, case management and home support services within six months—addressing demand from its Billings facility that gets 150 referrals per month.