A wildfire is burning quickly through trees above the M trail in the Bridgers. Forest Service and aerial crews are responding. Evacuations have been ordered at the M and Sypes trailheads, the Forest Service confirmed. #mtfire

The Bridger Foothills fire is actively spreading uphill. Officials are notifying people on the eastern side of the ridge. The county is sweeping the area to evacuate people recreating in the area, the Forest Service confirmed. #mtfire

"All trails from Middle Cottonwood up to Saddle Peak and tying in with Bridger Bowl's southern boundary and running south to the "M" parking lot are closed" -- U.S. Forest Service #mtnews #mtfire

The #mtfire in the Bridger Foothills has "blown up" on the eastern side of the range, according to public information officers. A large, rapidly expanding plume of smoke can be seen from the west side of the Bridgers.

Voters waiting to cast their ballots for the 2020 election were standing in a line that wrapped around the Gallatin County Courthouse at 10 a.m. #voting #mtpol #bdcnews

Voters waiting to cast their ballots at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds were standing in a line that wrapped through two buildings and around the parking lot toward Haynes Pavilion at 11:00 a.m. #voting #mtnews

I've spoken to the U.S. Marshals and the Secret Service. "After noon on January 20, he won't be president and we know how to deal with squatters," I've been told repeatedly. Donald J. Trump

FWP getting multiple calls per day about bear activity in Bozeman dlvr.it/S8pQ3w

#BREAKING: The journalists at the Bozeman Daily Chronicle move to unionize, ask Adams MultiMedia for voluntary recognition #protectlocalnews #UnionStrong The NewsGuild-CWA Bozeman Daily Chronicle

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The offer comes after the state of Montana asked the park service to throw out all of the potential options it previously put forward. ypradio.org/wildlife-outdo…

We've been bargaining with Adams Publishing since July, but they continue to insist on paying their journalist's poverty wages. We need a fair contract now.

I value local news and believe that paying my local journalists a living wage is the best way to ensure the Chronicle continues to serve Bozeman. They deserve a living wage, and $16 an hour is not going to cut it. Stop lowballing and pay your journalists fairly. 2/2