Bozeman News

Last week, Congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act allocating $350 billion to help small businesses keep workers employed amid the pandemic and economic downturn.

On Wednesday, April 1, the sixth death from COVID-19 was reported in the state.

If you've been to a gas station lately to fill up your vehicle, you may have noticed that the price for regular unleaded has gone down substantially.

Watch the video below to see Paul Lamb's #DancingPrincipal video - and watch as he has to go clean everything he's touched!

Yup, you probably felt the rolling shortly before 6pm on Tuesday night. A 6.5 earthquake shook through Idaho and was felt in many areas of southwest Montana.

Have a sports itch? Well ROOT Sports will be broadcasting some of the best Bobcat games from recent years.

The Gallatin-City County Health Department reported 5 new cases of the coronavirus in Gallatin County on Tuesday.

In a press conference on Tuesday afternoon, Montana Governor Steve Bullock announced a directive to provide relief to residents.

Governor Bullock also announced the fifth death from COVID-19 in Montana.

The Gallatin County Election Department will be conducting the June 2, 2020 primary election by mail-in ballot.

The City of Bozeman announced that beginning on Thursday, April 2nd, all public playgrounds will be closed until further notice because of COVID-19.

Three Forks Superintendent, Jeff Elliot, released #DancingPrincipal lip-sync dancing video while facilities are closed due to concerns of COVID-19.