For more than 125 years, The Billings Gazette has been the region's primary source for news and information. From our first issue, printed on a single sheet of paper on May 3, 1885, we have grown to become the largest newspaper in Montana and Northern Wyoming.
Our newspaper story is one of growth and transformation. In addition to our widely-circulated print edition, our Web site, billingsgazette.com, has emerged as the number two medium in the region, second only to The Billings Gazette. Averaging more than 10 million page views each month, billingsgazette.com offers breaking news, video reporting, blogs and photo galleries.
Each week, The Billings Gazette and billingsgazette.com together reach 90 percent of adults in our market. Plus, we are touching every demographic group either through print or the internet.
As a community newspaper, our focus is on local news. We give readers a sense of pride, a sense of identity and a sense of belonging to our community.
The Daily Inter Lake is the flagship property of the Hagadone Media Montana group of newspapers – which also include the Whitefish Pilot, Hungry Horse News, Bigfork Eagle, Lake County Leader, Clark Fork Valley Press, Mineral Independent and The Western News.
The Daily Inter Lake has served Northwest Montana since 1889. We were founded by Clayton and Emma Ingalls as a weekly newspaper in Demersville, and two years later the entire operation moved north to Kalispell. As the largest news-gathering operation in the region – and oldest manufacturing company in Kalispell – we strive to connect our readers to the people, places and institutions which make Northwest Montana home.
Offering home delivery six days a week and online 24/7 through our website, eEdition, social media channels and podcasts, the Inter Lake is the premiere source for local news, information and marketing solutions.
The Bozeman Daily Chronicle is the daily newspaper of record for Bozeman, Montana, and the surrounding cities and towns. It is owned by Adams Publishing Group out of Minneapolis. The Chronicle began production as a daily newspaper in December 1911 and has provided news and analysis to the Gallatin Valley ever since.