Olivia Weitz
Bozeman ReporterOlivia Weitz covers Bozeman and surrounding communities in Southwest Montana for Yellowstone Public Radio. She has reported for Northwest News Network and Boise State Public Radio and previously worked at a daily print newspaper. She is a graduate of the University of Puget Sound and the Transom Story Workshop.
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Montana State University Marching Band Alumni return to the field to play with MSU's Spirit Of The West
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Federal court rulings say cities must allow people to sleep outside on public property if there is no shelter space available. But, cities can regulate the time, place and manner people may camp on public right of ways.
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After a short summer break, the orchestra for south-central Montana is back on stage. Bozeman Symphony’s 56th season kicks off this weekend.
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City of Bozeman officials are making progress with the tools they have available to create more affordable housing, but it may not be enough to keep up with demand.
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A nonprofit in Bozeman announced on Wednesday it plans to purchase a mental health campus in East Bozeman owned by Western Montana Mental Health.
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Visitors have until the end of the month to see a multimedia art exhibit and sale called “Celebrating Yellowstone'' at the Yellowstone Gateway Museum in Livingston.
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Construction of a courts facility Gallatin County voters approved in 2021 is underway. The facility is being built at the law and justice center campus in Bozeman.
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As urban camping continues to rise in Bozeman, city officials will consider regulations for people staying in RVs and tents in public right of ways.
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Commercial and residential buildings account for more than half of the city of Bozeman’s greenhouse gas emissions. City Commissioners on Tuesday got an update on how a new pilot program will help the goals of the city’s climate plan.
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Gallatin County Commissioners say their hands are tied when it comes to making zoning changes that would stop a proposed gravel pit in Gallatin Gateway. Concerned residents continue to pressure the commission as they say the state agency tasked with approving the project permit is no longer required to consider citizen input.