Dave Wooten

Southwest Airlines announced on Thursday morning that it will start flight service out of Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport. Flights will begin on May 27, 2021, with non-stop service to Las Vegas, NV, and Denver, CO, and will include same-plane or connecting service to and from more than 50 other Southwest cities...

The Gallatin County Commission appointed Dan Springer as the new Sheriff of Gallatin County. Sheriff Springer replaces Brian Gootkin who left at the end of 2020 to head up the Montana prison system under Governor Greg Gianforte.

February 21, 2015, was a snowy, cold, and low-visibility day here in Bozeman, Montana. I don't remember exactly what I was doing, but I do remember my phone suddenly blowing up because Bozeman had made national news.

Several news outlets are reporting that a man has been arrested in connection with shooting at law enforcement in Gallatin County early on Thursday morning.

Imagine if you are a first responder who is called to work accidents on days like today.

With temperatures in the Bozeman area plummeting to well below zero, folks without a place to live are naturally flocking to our area Warming Centers.

Early Monday evening, Montana State University announced that they had hired their new football coach.

Several media outlets are reporting that Montana State Bobcat head coach Jeff Choate is leaving for the University of Texas. Rumors began circulating early Friday evening that an announcement was forthcoming.

Montana State University announced on Friday that the Bobcats will not participate in the 2021 Big Sky Conference spring championship season. According to a press release, the University of Montana will also not play. Both schools will, however, play a modified non-conference schedule...

Here's what Choate Tweeted out shortly after Boise State made their announcement.

At around 2:30 p.m. today there was a propane explosion in Big Sky at Kenyon Noble just south of the Conoco gas station on Hwy 191.

CBS News featured Chuck Tanner, the owner of the Emigrant Outpost in Pray, MT, in a story about how the extension of the Paycheck Protection Program will hopefully allow some restaurants to hang on as the country continues to battle COVID-19.