My first column is about losing my father to deportation — a grief of distance and of loving someone still living but lost to reach. https://t.co/uDREcQizET

Local ultra runner Erika Flowers is redefining victory this racing season, proving that victory, joy and parenthood go hand in hand. https://t.co/VRwleLqpze

Five years after the Bridger Foothills Fire, scars still mark the mountains, but so do stories of survival, rebuilding and resiliency. My latest for @bozchron https://t.co/rBdgk8v77j

ACTIVE SHOOTER UPDATE: "There is a heavy law enforcement presence west of Anaconda near Stumptown Road and Anderson Ranch Loop Road. Authorities are searching for a suspect believed to be armed. Please avoid the area," according to Montana Highway Patrol. https://t.co/aqCGk3ROyS

Meet Dušan Smetana, caretaker and trainer to one of the fastest flocks of racing pigeons in the West 🐦. https://t.co/JtGrgFlcil #mtnews @bozchron

Bozeman city commissioners vote 4-1 to make the Pride flag an official flag of the city after a new state law forced the city to take it down from outside city hall, where it had flown for years #mtnews

Some words I wrote about my beautiful mommy

So proud of our reporting team’s work last spring and honored to receive a Lisagor. May be 1,000 miles from Chicago in Montana but I will always remember my time at the Depaulia @TheDePaulia

“Postpartum depression can happen to anyone.” Last month, I looked into the support available in Bozeman and efforts to break the stigma and start the conversation around this common experience for new mothers https://t.co/dcME4fjMEv

Over 300 people gather on main street to rally against the Trump Administration on Saturday afternoon.

Breaking: A suspected case of measles has been reported in Gallatin County, according to an email the Gallatin City-County Health Department sent to the County Commission on Thursday. More info is expected to be released later today. https://t.co/i51V1eYDiJ

So honored that @TheDePaulia’s coverage of last spring’s Encampment has been nominated for Best Deadline Reporting—so very deserved.

The scene at the Roosevelt Arch at Yellowstone National Park. Over a hundred individuals have gathered to protest the recent national park and forest service terminations

Today community members alongside current and former national park and forest service staff have gathered at the Roosevelt arch in Yellowstone to protest the recent terminations. More to come.

Bozeman's schools now serve a growing multilingual student population, with over 7.3% classified as ML/EL. As families from South and Central America seek stability, the district faces resource shortages in meeting their needs. https://t.co/3lxpAOqs6I

“It’s what I’ve done with my whole life,” Knight said. Hundreds of Montana-based U.S. Forest Service employees were recently let go as part of broader federal workforce reductions, including dozens in the Custer Gallatin. #mtnews https://t.co/ZUWbSvKa8Q

Using death certificates, public obituaries, police reports and interviews, Vermont Public and @sevendaysvt set out to count how many Vermonters have died while homeless in the past four years. https://t.co/nmhfIRwvSL

I also spoke with MSU history professor James Meyer to understand why support for Ukraine has declined among political leaders and the general population. Here's what he had to say👇 https://t.co/Crt5l0gEef

In 2023 Bozeman man Davin Nelson left Montana for the front lines of Ukraine. Read his story and learn why he’s speaking out about the ongoing need for U.S. support for Ukraine. #mtnews @bozchron https://t.co/wozgY8Qb5V

Undocumented immigrants deserve dignity not because of how their labor serves you and this country, but because we are human beings. But that seems hard to understand in a society that values people based on their productivity.