Gallatin County

"For the 4th year in a row, Gallatin County proposes a pay raise for elected officials. Meanwhile, people are getting taxed out of their homes." -Kendall Cotton

When I first saw this headline from KBZK-TV, I just assumed this must have been an update to a story about the Bozeman rape suspect from last Fall. Nope, this is another Bozeman rape suspect now on an ICE hold in the jail. This was the KBZK-TV headline that caught my eye Monday morning: "Man faces rape, kidnapping charges after being found with woman at Bozeman Beach; The man is being held wi

We are surprised about the results.

It sure seems like it is shaping up to be a crazy election season in the Gallatin Valley. Plus, it's graduation weekend for Montana State University this weekend. Talk about timing for us to do our statewide radio show LIVE from Bozeman.

A Honduran man arrested for allegedly attempting to stab a man in Belgrade is being held on an "ICE hold" by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Shortly after being elected Gallatin County Attorney, Audrey Cromwell said she found boxes of cases that had NEVER been prosecuted. These boxes contained cases involving sex crimes, sexual assaults, and sex crimes against children. Several prosecutions are now moving forward. Here's an update.

Why don't we have any information on the suspect who allegedly killed a young mom while wrong way driving on the interstate in Bozeman? Several of you have been messaging us and asking that question.

A Butte woman who admitted to trafficking fentanyl pills in the Bozeman area was sentenced this week in Missoula Federal Court to four years in prison.

I remember when State Rep. Llew Jones out of Conrad, Montana first used the term "Trump Bump" to describe the increase in state tax revenues that flowed in AFTER the Trump tax cuts passed. Now Llew has coined another term that I won't forget: "The Scenery State."

Gallatin County property taxes look like they're about to go up. A LOT. Property owners have been sent their latest property assessments and the upcoming increases are terrifying. Folks have many questions and they'll be answered at town halls the Montana Department of Revenue have scheduled across the county.