Welcome to What’s On — your monthly roundup of arts, culture, and community happenings across the Bozeman area.

Grizzly sightings in areas not considered bear country in the recent past, including the Little Belt Mountains, North Hills and Grizzly Gulch areas near Helena, the Elkhorn Mountains near Clancy,

The state’s June primary puts it last in line, but past attempts to move up the date have failed.

Two separate grizzly attack survivors are sharing their stories, describing the moments they came face-to-face with one of Montana’s most powerful predators.

‘America-first pricing’ will charge increased fees to nonresidents; annual passes available in digital format.

MacKenzie Scott, former wife of billionaire Jeff Bezos, has donated to several tribal colleges in recent years.

While Big Sky Resort is slightly behind on natural snow, its heavy investment in snowmaking was evident in the 110 acres opened Wednesday.

Ask bear biologist Chris Servheen whether the Endangered Species Act has worked, and his answer comes instantly: Yes.

There are seven frozen meals under the "Yellowstone" banner, from Rip's Ranch Hand pasta bake to the Dutton Family meatloaf — and one of them seems to follow non-Euclidean geometry.

The 44-year-old man convicted of murdering 34-year-old Megan Ashley Stedman in Gallatin County in late 2023 shall serve about 58 years and three months in prison, according to a sentencing

The championship comprised sprint, downriver, slalom, head-to-head and time trial events, with teams earning points in each discipline.

Billie Ann Ford was a woman rich in Montana lore, spending her summers riding horses on trails and mountains surrounding her family’s home at Ford and Hollister Ranch outside Darby.

A few weeks ago, a fencing contractor out of Gold Creek completed an 8-foot high, electrified fence to keep grizzlies and other wildlife out of the Powell County landfill.

"These bear being so hard to die rather intimidates us all; I must confess that I do not like the gentlemen and had rather fight two Indians than one bear,"

The very first thing you read on MSU’s Parking Permit Information site is: “Parking on campus is a privilege, not a right.”

While earthquakes are common nearly everywhere, they are particularly frequent in a volcanically active place like Yellowstone, making it a perfect location for the research.

Greater Impact, which offers peer-to-peer support, had been preparing to launch its Recovery Resource Center but fast-tracked a soft opening after news broke that Cedar Creek would shutter at the

"People aren't bragging about the drugs that they're moving across the state, but they're bragging about animals that they just have killed.”

A sudden intense flurry burst blasting highway speed winds caused slushy roads during Bozeman's first snow of the season on Monday afternoon.

The crash, which happened around 4:15 p.m. on Oct. 17 northeast of Seeley Lake, killed pilot Mark Anderson and his two daughters, Lainey and Ellie Anderson, all of Huntsville, Alabama.