Bozeman Daily Chronicle Police Reports

Strong public pushback and contentious meetings that led city leaders to announce they planned to pause a comprehensive overhaul of the city’s unified development code last October.

The start of a new calendar year is the time to reflect on what we’ve experienced in the past 12 months and take stock of what lies ahead.

Being an American citizen comes with a great many rights and freedoms. It also comes with responsibilities, and one of those is serving on a jury.

Property tax bills have started arriving in mailboxes across Montana, raising both eyebrows and questions. Namely, what are residential taxpayers getting in return?

Bozeman’s voters issued a strong repudiation of the city commission in last week’s election.

The Editorial Board encourages any and all residents able to attend this afternoon's meeting of the Bozeman Public Library's Board of Trustees to do so. It's at 4 p.m. and the hot topic is a misguided development proposal that's threatening the future of the library.