After 37 years of wearing the brown uniform, Gallatin County Sheriff Jim Cashell announced Monday morning he will retire at the end of the year.

Gallatin County has negotiated a $400,000 payment from its insurance carrier toward a debt owed to sheriff deputies, officials said Thursday.

Stray dogs in Belgrade will have a new place to sit and wait now that the Belgrade City Council has approved a 4-year contract with the Heart of the Valley animal shelter.

An ongoing turf battle in Bear Canyon east of Bozeman could be headed to federal court.

The Belgrade city prosecutor routinely strikes plea bargains with drivers accused of drunk driving, and the practice has drawn the attention of a city council member and fr…

A planned fishing park at Logan that will give disabled veterans access to the Gallatin River has hooked into some snags with various governmental permitting agencies, orga…

A $40 million terminal expansion under its wing and international airport status on the horizon, leadership at Gallatin Field airport has set its sights on new ways to bran…

The former chief of Belgrade’s fire department pleaded guilty to official misconduct Wednesday and was sentenced to a few days on the jail work crew.

Susan Stockburger, a registered nurse from Three Forks, was glad she took her medical kit with her to Reno, where she and her husband, Greg, took in the world-famous Nation…

Twenty-four soldiers from the Belgrade-based 1-163rd Cavalry Regiment returned home Friday afternoon.

A Belgrade man and former police officer at Montana State University has been elected to the second-highest office in The American Legion, the country’s largest veterans group.

Work on a $1 million relocation of soccer and softball fields to a triangle of raw land in north Belgrade could begin this fall, barring an outcry from neighbors in the area.

The younger of two men dubbed “mountain men” in 1984 when they abducted Kari Swenson near Big Sky and murdered a would-be rescuer is back in jail.

Craig Cummings, principal of Heck-Quaw Elementary School in Belgrade died Saturday, Aug. 13, nearly a week after he collapsed at his home and was taken to Bozeman Deaconess…

Inside the Headwaters Heritage Museum, a building bursting at the seams with Three Forks history and memorabilia, there sits a small, nondescript white binder.

Like a lot of fathers, Richard Smith swells with pride when he talks about his son.

Stan Milesnick is a modest man.

Signs warning motorists about speed limits in Belgrade’s many school zones have grown larger and more wordy, but a relatively recent addition has taken the signs from merel…

With warm, dry weather descending on the Gallatin Valley last week, paving has begun on a 13.4-mile stretch of Clarkston Road on the valley’s northwestern edge.

People with an inkling to get into local politics have a week to make up their minds about filing for city offices throughout the Gallatin Valley.

More than a month after spring flooding began plaguing Montana communities, every river basin in the state except one is still holding more than double the amount of snow w…

Preliminary results are in for standardized tests to determine whether schools meet or fail benchmarks set by the federal No Child Left Behind Act, and Belgrade schools are…

Belgrade High School seniors waited in the wings Sunday for the band to strike up the processional song that would take them into their next phase of their lives.

Bozeman Creek overflowed Wednesday, leading to minor flooding of streets and homes in Bozeman, and the East Gallatin River began flooding lowland areas between Bozeman and …

The Gallatin County Attorney’s office Thursday charged Belgrade/Central Valley Fire Chief Brett Waters with a single misdemeanor following a six-month investigation into al…