Tester still outraising, outspending Rehberg
HELENA (AP) — New campaign fundraising reports show that incumbent U.S. Sen. Jon Tester is still outraising and outspending his Republican challenger, U.S. Rep. Denny Rehberg.
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Feature Video
Mycologist Cathy Cripps of Montana State University's Department of Plant Sciences & Plant Pathology discusses yellow morel mushrooms during a trip to the forest near Bozeman on May 21, 2012.
View Video'Mountain man' pleads not guilty to drug charges
Helena teen denies criminal endangerment charge
Morel Season
Officer-related shooting in Montana investigated
Gov. issues flag proclamation for former judge
Billings police kill man who fired at officers
EPA haze plan may affect Three Forks facility
Air pollution is slowly making it harder to see Montana’s wild places. A statewide proposal seeks to reverse that trend by getting a few large facilities to clean up their acts.
Tester still outraising, outspending Rehberg
HELENA (AP) — New campaign fundraising reports show that incumbent U.S. Sen. Jon Tester is still outraising and outspending his Republican challenger, U.S. Rep. Denny Rehberg.
'Mountain man' pleads not guilty to drug charges
HELENA (AP) — A man known as half of the father-son duo that kidnapped a biathlete in the 1980s to be his mountain bride has pleaded not guilty to new drug, conspiracy and weapons charges.
University chief seeks faster email release in UM scandal
As the scandal surrounding the University of Montana’s handling of sexual assault allegations against football players drew national attention, the Montana commissioner of higher education’s office stepped in to review UM emails requested by newspapers.
FWP biologists answer local questions on wolf hunt
Commenters were concerned but calm at a Bozeman meeting Tuesday night on proposed changes to the state wolf hunt.
Glass and ash into cash
One local business expects to start collecting glass around Bozeman this summer — but not as a recycling service.
Citizens share ideas for Mandeville Farm
About a dozen people attended a meeting Wednesday night to share their ideas for the future of the city-owned Mandeville Farm and adjacent state-owned land.
5 Western US states shielding part of executions
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A San Francisco-based federal appeals court ruled in 2002 that every aspect of an execution should be open to witnesses, from the moment the condemned enters the death chamber to his or her final heartbeat.
Jeremy Brooks: The Bozeman Home Depot’s friendliest employee
Chronicle online to move to metered website
Man charged after high-speed chase with police
Shield your eyes
Guest column: With elk and wolves, someone is fibbing
Bozeman police force larger than ever, still growing (Comments: 27)
Guest Columnist: Most hunters support managing, not exterminating, wolves (Comments: 7)
Guest column: With elk and wolves, someone is fibbing (Comments: 42)
High taxes are forcing successful people to leave the country (Comments: 13)
Citizens share ideas for Mandeville Farm (Comments: 4)
Montana State senior Emily Tyrrell will try to punch NCAA national championship ticket today
It’s cliché to say it, but Emily Tyrrell has been there before. Yet she has the assistance of being older, wiser and stronger today.
Montana State gets commitments from two football transfers
Former Texas DB Barnett, former Fullerton OL Lee coming to Bozeman
Hawk boys track finishes third at divisional
The Bozeman Hawks scored 88 points on the boy’s side to finish third at the Eastern AA divisionals in Billings on Saturday.
Bucks split with Helena
Conner Linebarger homered and singled, driving in three runs and scoring two, to lead Bozeman in a 10-7 win over Helena in the first game of a doubleheader Saturday. Helena won the nightcap 4-2.
‘They’ve got heart’
The Big Timber Sheepherders walked out of Van Winkle Stadium in Bozeman one week ago slightly disappointed.
Feature Stories
Morel Season
Spring rains have arrived and with them the first yellow morel mushrooms have begun to “pop” in the Gallatin Valley. Emerging in the moist, low-lying cottonwood forests, yellow morels are a delight to discover and a delicacy for the palate.
Taking to the field
As far as organized sports go, kids in Montana have traditionally turned to baseball, softball and soccer leagues for summer recreation. Few gave notice to the Gallatin Valley Lacrosse League.
Visceral Show brings sequins and sass
When Nina Tucciarelli first wrote songs for “The Visceral Show,” many were politically inspired. Others had moral lessons. In its latest incarnation, opening tonight, Tucciarelli said she’ll have none of that.
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Morel Season
MSU mycologist Cathy Cripps discusses yellow morel mushrooms. -
Bison Hazing near West Yellowstone
Video from bison hazing operations near West Yellowstone, Mont., on May 9, 2012. Includes comments from Buffalo Field Campaign spokeswoman Stephany Seay. -
Homeless Connect Yearbook 2012
Freshman students from Montana State University share their experiences interviewing local homeless people in a series of essays and audio recordings.
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Interactive: Mad cow disease
Get the facts about mad cow disease -
Map: Bozeman Historic Districts
A map of the city's historic districts -
Four Corners House Fire
Video of a house fire at 1100 Jackrabbit Lane near Four Corners on April 18, 2012. -
Interactive: Syria
A timeline of the Syrian uprisings -
Lindley Park 2012 Easter Egg Hunt
Footage from the Easter egg hunt in Lindley Park in Bozeman, Montana, on April 7, 2012, taken by reporter Whitney Bermes. -
Story Mansion
A collection of the Chronicle's coverage of the Story Mantion -
Timeline: Mortenson and CAI
A timeline of the history of Greg Mortenson and the Central Asia Institute
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Mega Millions lotto
A look at the Mega Millions lotto and its history -
Uncommon Bond
In a field in south Bozeman, a male goose and a female donkey have become unlikely friends. -
A drive on South Eighth Avenue
Video from a vehicle-mounted camera of a drive up and down South Eighth Avenue in Bozeman, Mont., in early March 2012. (Video by Bridger Ehli) -
Interactive: North Korea
An interactive looking at North Korea, including its recent suspension of nuclear development. -
Map: Potential MSU Business College Sites
MSU has narrowed down its options to three potential sites for the new $25 million College of Business. They hope to begin construction on one of the sites in 2013.
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Larry you don't live in Montana, and are just stirring the pot. Almost every Montana hunter I know ( many, many) wants wolves managed and not exterminated. Larry has an agenda from his living room …
Birdman: Guest Columnist: Most hunters support managing, not exterminating, wolves
Debt, taxes and fear, oh my! I am writing this from a drilling rig near Manning, ND as the geosteering engineer. This part of the state is totally trashed from the boom. Roads wrecked, infrastruct…
geocipher: Time for Montana to face its fears and just drill, baby, drill