Ruth Eddy
Bozeman ReporterRuth has experience as a reporter and podcast producer with stations in Ketchikan, Alaska; Portland, Oregon; and Missoula and Bozeman, Montana. She’s a graduate of the School of Journalism at the University of Montana.
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Bozeman recently hosted the world premiere of a symphony piece that showcases some important species to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. The work is meant to blend science and art. -
During the last legislative session, Montana officially made the second Monday in October Columbus day and Indigenous People’s day. For the first time as a state holiday Montana’s celebrated across the state, including at Montana State University. -
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was killed last month at a Turning Point USA event in Utah on a nationwide tour of college campuses. But the tour is continuing as planned. That included a stop at Montana State University Tuesday night. -
Thirty years ago , Dolly Parton started ‘The Imagination Library’ sending free books to young children. This week Montana’s governor and first lady celebrated two years of the program available statewide in Montana. -
Residents of two Bozeman area mobile home parks are trying a new approach to keep their homes affordable–forming a union. -
Following similar actions across the state, Bozeman has legally re-raised the rainbow flag flying outside of City Hall. -
More than four years ago a 79-year-old man was killed in his home in Bozeman. The case had been cold, until Thursday July 10th, when DNA evidence allegedly linked a Bozeman man with the crime. -
New laws signed by Gov. Greg Gianforte set aside tens of millions in marijuana revenue for conservation and wildlife habitat improvements, including the construction of wildlife crossings over busy roads. -
Montana State University’s President Waded Cruzado is retiring next month after 15 years at the helm. -
Bozeman renters may soon get some help in court as the city explores funding a lawyer to help people facing evictions.
