Bozeman News Today | 2 Min News | THE DAILY NOW!
By THE DAILY NOW!
Categories: News, Daily News
Bozeman News Today is hosted by Corey Cambridge, and delivers fast, focused daily news updates on the stories shaping Bozeman, Montana, including breaking local news, government, business, Montana State University, education, real estate, housing, technology, tourism, weather, transportation, public safety, and the people and issues impacting the Gallatin Valley. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by Qwikcast.ai and part of THE DAILY NOW! Network, the show keeps listeners connected to the daily news stories that matter across Bozeman and beyond.
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Recent episodes
- Eight Men Arrested in Child Trafficking Bust | Bozeman News
Eight men have been arrested in Ravalli County as part of a child sex trafficking investigation, highlighting a serious commitment to protecting children. Over three days, law enforcement identified suspects involved in horrific crimes, including Sexual Abuse of Children and Prostitution of a…
- New Law Enhances Clean Water Access for Crow Tribe | Bozeman News
A new federal law has been signed, expanding clean water access for the Crow Tribe by updating their Water Rights Settlement. This legislation allows the tribe to pursue tailored regional projects, improving wells and building storage facilities instead of a large, centralized system. Celebrated…
- Bozeman Library Renovation Won't Close This Winter | Bozeman News
The Bozeman Public Library is renovating its Children's Room, currently closed but set to reopen the week of Valentine’s Day. The renovation, costing over one million dollars, will feature new play areas, a teen STEAM corner, and upgraded bathrooms. Only the Children's Room is closed; the rest of…
- Endangered Species Face Threats Amid ESA Changes | Bozeman News
Recent alterations to the Endangered Species Act by the Trump administration could have dire consequences for vulnerable species. Redefinitions of terms like “take” and “harm” mean habitat destruction may no longer be illegal. This shift threatens species such as the nearly extinct wolverine, the…
- Big Timber Couple Joins Cowboy Hall of Fame | Bozeman News
Anne Aller Overstreet and Jim Overstreet have been inducted into the Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame, honoring their significant contributions to the state's culture. Anne's rodeo career began with a modest $100 horse, Rodeo Red, and has blossomed into a celebrated legacy in art and rodeo. Jim boasts…
- Bannack State Park Hosts Haunted Tours | Bozeman News
Bannack State Park is launching its annual Ghost Walks from October 23rd to 24th, hosted by the Bannack Association. Experience spooky reenactments of historical events from the Montana gold rush, perfect for getting into the Halloween spirit. Admission is $15 for adults and $10 for children under…
- Thompson Chain of Lakes Starts Tree Thinning | Bozeman News
A forest thinning project has begun at Thompson Chain of Lakes State Park in Montana, focused on reducing wildfire risks. The initiative targets hazardous fuels where developed land meets wildlands, with foresters and contractors actively working on-site. This project will span into winter…
- Missoula Wellness Fair Offers Free Health Services | Bozeman News
The Missoula Health and Wellness Fair is set for Saturday, October 24th, at the University of Montana's Center Ballroom, offering free admission. Running from 11 AM to 4 PM, the event features health screenings, vaccinations, and lab services, alongside educational demonstrations and hands-on…
- Montana University Launches AI Certificate Program | Bozeman News
The University of Montana has unveiled a new artificial intelligence certificate program designed to equip students for a workforce increasingly shaped by AI. This nine-credit course, accessible to all majors, encompasses essential topics such as AI literacy, media discernment, and effective tech…
- High Chairs and Finger Lights Recall | Bozeman News
Recent product recalls highlight serious safety concerns for parents. Costway is recalling about 3,332 convertible high chairs due to a missing safety feature that risks children slipping through the gap between the feeding tray and seat. Additionally, Bamamon has recalled over 6,500 LED finger…
- Missoula Duo Convicted for Meth Trafficking | Bozeman News
Two men from Missoula, Montana, have been convicted of meth trafficking as part of a multistate drug operation. Arthur Ray Peoples and Joseph Frederick Ployhar face severe penalties, including a potential life sentence and fines up to $20 million. Investigations revealed Peoples sold meth to a…
- Fungal Disease Threatens Bats in Yellowstone | Bozeman News
A fungus linked to a deadly bat disease has been identified in Yellowstone National Park for the first time since monitoring began in 2019. Pseudogymnoascus destructans was found on twenty-eight little brown bats and is responsible for white-nose syndrome, which disrupts bat hibernation and can…
- Broadwater Teacher Receives Unique Honor | Bozeman News
Heather Holborn, a dedicated second-grade teacher at Broadwater Elementary, has been honored by the Education Foundation for Billings Public Schools through their “One Class at a Time” program. With 26 years of experience, she fosters excitement and kindness in her classroom, emphasizing empathy…
- Hunters Feed Kicks Off Rifle Season in Ennis | Bozeman News
The Ennis Chamber of Commerce is hosting its annual Hunters Feed on Friday, October 23rd, from 3 to 5 PM on Main Street. This community event invites attendees to sample delicious wild game dishes prepared by locals and vote for their favorites. Prizes include awards for the best chili, best…
- Laurel Pushes for New Water Tank Amid Growth | Bozeman News
Laurel's mayor is pushing for a second water tank to address water supply issues amid new development plans, including a proposed forensic mental health facility. Activist Jennifer Lorenz emphasizes the need to prioritize the water system's improvement before expanding housing options. Recent…
- Belgrade Kicks Off Fall Yard Cleanup | Bozeman News
Belgrade residents can now participate in the annual fall yard waste cleanup through Saturday. This initiative encourages responsible disposal of yard waste, including leaves, branches, and grass clippings, to maintain a clean and eco-friendly community. It's a simple way to declutter yards and…
- Activists Challenge City Council's Meeting Limit | Bozeman News
An activist group in Billings is opposing a new two-hour time limit on City Council meetings, implemented to streamline discussions and public comments. Critics, including Lain Dorsey from the Billings Alliance for Immigrant Rights, argue this limits access for those working during the day…
- Trump Honors Influencer for Exposing Daycare Fraud | Bozeman News
President Trump recently commended influencer Nick Shirley for his viral video that revealed fraud in Minnesota child-care centers. The video alleged that individuals from the Somali community operated fake facilities to collect federal funds. This led to investigations and arrests. Trump…
- Missoula Valley Senior Living's Trunk or Treat | Bozeman News
Missoula Valley Senior Living is hosting its second annual Trunk or Treat event on October 30th from 5 to 7 PM, inviting families to enjoy a festive evening. Residents will distribute candy from their trunks, while treats like s'mores and hot chocolate will add to the fun. With last year's event…
- Butte Man Sentenced to 60 Years for Child Abuse | Bozeman News
Bryson Sidney Leggitt has been sentenced to sixty years for ten counts of child sexual abuse, although forty years are suspended. His case arose from a cybertip about him downloading abuse material involving victims under twelve. During sentencing, the defense argued he showed remorse, while the…
- Park County Summit to Address Livability | Bozeman News
The Park County Community Foundation is hosting its first "We Will" summit in Livingston, focusing on enhancing livability in the community. Key discussions will address housing affordability, as the foundational report reveals significant gaps between median income and living costs. Insights have…
- Missoula's Community Walk for DV Awareness | Bozeman News
On October 20th, YWCA Missoula will host its second annual Domestic Violence Community Walk to promote awareness during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Kicking off at 9:30 AM at the YWCA main building, participants can enjoy coffee and sign-making before the walk begins at 10:15 AM. The route…
- Montana's 2025 Tax Law Faces New Lawsuit | Bozeman News
A new lawsuit in Montana challenges the state's 2025 property tax restructuring law, filed in Gallatin County District Court. The suit argues that the law violates constitutional protections by imposing varying tax rates on properties within the same classification. Key figures involved, including…
- Carter Dahlke Earns Spot on Rice Award Watch List | Bozeman News
Montana State wide receiver Carter Dahlke has been named to the watch list for the prestigious Jerry Rice Award, which honors the top freshman in the Football Championship Subdivision. This season, Dahlke has made a significant impact with 28 receptions and 483 yards, along with four touchdowns…
- Montana State Wins NASA Air Quality Grant | Bozeman News
Montana State University has received a $3 million grant from NASA to launch a project called ASCEND, which aims to study wildfire smoke and air pollutants using high-altitude balloons and drones. Collaborating with 40 undergraduate teams nationwide, the initiative will measure how pollution…
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