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Need to get out of the house (or the office) and explore a new trail around the Gallatin Valley? The Gallatin Valley Land Trust and the City of Bozeman make that super easy with the digital trail map.

Knowing where a decent rest stop is while you're on the road is crucial. Cell service can get spotty in rural Montana so it's always best to check a map before you leave, just in case.

It hasn't been a great week for positive COVID-19 cases in Gallatin County. There have been 30 more cases reported in the last 24 hours and 3 current hospitalizations.

HABs, or Harmful Algal Blooms, are toxic to animals and humans because they produce toxins. Swimming in bodies of water with HABs (or even being NEAR them) can make you sick.

Bozeman is generally a very safe place and the best way to KEEP it safe is to use all the tools and information available.

The CDC and the World Health Organization have advised that social distancing is one of the most effective ways to slow the spread of COVID-19.

Just about every day in July there has been at least one small earthquake in southwest Montana. Some days have seen SEVERAL small tremors.

Northwestern Energy will be doing some gas line updates on several alleys and intersections in downtown Bozeman through April 25th. Plan ahead to avoid frustration.

If you are heading out on the roads be sure to know the best route to take. See the map.

Looking for a relaxing getaway this winter? Here's a map of every hot spring in Montana.

Bozeman is generally a very safe place and the best way to KEEP it safe is to use all the tools and information available.

Prepare to have some patience when traveling on Highland Boulevard during the week of July 23rd. A chunk will be completely closed for water line installation with a detour to Haggerty. We've got the map for you here!