Coronavirus Bozeman Health: Critical care unit at 100% capacity, parts of COVID-19 surge plan implemented By Juliana Sukut Chronicle Staff Writer Sep 15, 2021 Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital’s critical care unit is at 100% capacity and the health system is planning to implement portions of its surge plan, including using unlicensed beds, hiring emergency staff and redistributing health care workers.
Education Lawsuit challenges mask requirements at Bozeman, Monforton and Big Sky schools 2 hrs ago A Bozeman nonprofit and a group of local parents are suing school districts in Gallatin County, including Bozeman School District, over their policies requiring masks for students, staff and visitors.
City Consultant reviews report on Bozeman development code rewrite 1 hr ago Consultants hired to review the city’s development code and review processes through the lens of creating and preserving affordable housing are gathering feedback on a draft report.
Montana State University Faculty, students ask Montana Board of Regents for vaccine, mask mandates 1 hr ago
City Looking south: Development and the shifting face of south Bozeman By Nora Shelly . Chronicle Staff Writer Sep 11, 2021 “South Bozeman was quiet for a really long time,” Community Development Manager Chris Saunders said. “It’s taken off now.”
Environment Rain, helicopters help subdue new fire in the Crazy Mountains By Helena Dore Chronicle Staff Writer Helicopters are making progress on subduing a wildfire that started in the Crazy Mountains last week.
County The end of an era: Sale of almost 80,000-acre Climbing Arrow Ranch north of Bozeman closes By Helena Dore Chronicle Staff Writer The most expensive ranch deal in Montana history has closed, local real estate companies say.
Montana State University Montana State University starts working on spending $101M nursing school gift By Liz Weber Chronicle Staff Writer Montana State University is seeking spending approval to begin planning and drafting preliminary designs for five new nursing facilities following a recent donation of $101 million.
State Montana's leisure industry hit the hardest by pandemic; recovery suffering from worker shortages By Alex Miller Chronicle Staff Writer The leisure industry was the hardest hit by the pandemic in Montana, and while there has been improvement over the past year-and-a-half, workers are hard to come by while demand from locals and tourists continues to skyrocket.
Environment US: Wolves may need protections after states expand hunting By MATTHEW BROWN Associated Press
Coronavirus City of Bozeman offers vaccine incentive, lottery for $1,000 By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer
Environment Montana farmers and ranchers face low yields, hay shortages in drought year By Helena Dore Chronicle Staff Writer
Letters Letter to the editor: Keep an eye on the drawing of Montana's congressional districts 18 hrs ago
Bobcats Football Montana State's receiving threats have helped offense achieve uncharacteristic balance By VICTOR FLORES 406mtsports.com
High School Sports MOA seeking officials due to statewide shortage By Dan Chesnet Belgrade News Sports Editor
Prep Football Bozeman's Jake CasaGranda settling in as starting quarterback By Parker Cotton Chronicle Staff Writer
Bobcats Football Montana State depth vital as contributors like RJ Fitzgerald miss time due to injury By Colton Pool Chronicle Sports Editor
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Politics One in 538: Map sparks fight over electoral vote in Nebraska Updated 14 min ago LINCOLN, Nebraska (AP) — A new political map proposed by Nebraska Republicans wouldn't just make it harder for Democrats to win one of the state's three House seats — it would make it a little bit harder for Democrats to win the White House.
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