News Walking tour brings awareness to Gallatin Gateway's history By Liz Weber Chronicle Staff Writer 7 hrs ago GALLATIN GATEWAY — Over the years, the building at 300 Mill St. has been home to a bank, butcher shop, post office, a bar and hotel, and, its most recent iteration, Stacey’s Bar and Restaurant.
Politics Legislative counsel to investigate AG's dispute with Helena hospital 8 hrs ago The House Speaker and Senate President of the Montana Legislature on Monday set in motion an investigation into the state Attorney General's dispute with St. Peter's Health in Helena.
Education Bozeman School Board approves bus route changes due to driver shortages 6 hrs ago The Bozeman School Board finalized bus route changes in its contract with First Student due to ongoing challenges hiring drivers during its Monday meeting.
City Seeking solutions: Ballot levy attempts to address Bozeman's biggest challenge By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer Oct 22, 2021 The future of how to fund affordable housing in Bozeman is at stake in the elections next month.
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Business Recent Montana State University graduate opens plant store By Juliana Sukut Chronicle Staff Writer Abbie Kennedy got her first houseplant, a pothos — a common vine often called devil’s ivy for how quickly it grows — about six years ago.
Health Montana tribes want to stop jailing people for suicide attempts but lack safer alternative By Sara Reardon Kaiser Health News POPLAR, Mont. — When Maria Vega was a senior in high school in 2015, she found the body of one of her closest friends, who had died by suicide. A few days later, devastated by the loss, Vega tried to take her own life.
Health New public health leaders start in Montana among pandemic fervor By Nick Ehli Kaiser Health News VIRGINIA CITY — Emilie Sayler’s roots run deep in southwestern Montana. She serves on a nearby town council and the board of the local Little League. She went to college in a neighboring county and regularly volunteers in the schools of her three kids.
Health Montana hospitals face looming choice between state law, federal vaccine requirements By SAM WILSON Lee Newspapers Hospitals and many other health care facilities in Montana will soon face an uncomfortable choice — get employees immunized against COVID, in violation of a new state law forbidding workplace vaccine mandates, or forfeit federal dollars.
Bozeman Bozeman boys soccer season comes to an end in state semifinals By Parker Cotton Chronicle Staff Writer
Gallatin Olivia Collins' clutch goal sends Gallatin girls soccer to first-ever state title match By CHRIS PETERSON 406mtsports.com
Bobcats Football Big Sky teams recognize pros, cons of new transfer rules By Colton Pool Chronicle Sports Editor
Bobcats Football Notebook: Weber State secures season-salvaging win, Montana State volleyball player Jourdain Klein earns Big Sky honor By Victor Flores 406mtsports.com
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Politics Clamorous students participate in government — by suing it Updated 4 min ago Students in Rhode Island are asking a federal appeals court to affirm that all public school students have a constitutional right to a civics education, saying that they aren't taught how to meaningfully participate in a democratic and civil society and that the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.…
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