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Two skiers were rescued Sunday in the Bridger Mountains near Bozeman.

Serious injuries can happen anywhere—hiker injured not far from Hyalite Reservoir parking lot.

Gallatin County and Park County search and rescue professionals worked together on Saturday to rescue a person in distress on Emigrant Peak.

First dates rarely go as planned and a 23-year-old Bozeman-area woman found that out the hard way on Wednesday night.

State and federal authorities recently worked together to pull a stranded driver out of deep snow after he got stuck in a June snowstorm on a highway that stretches over a 10,000-foot mountain pass.

Late Monday night Bozeman Fire was called out to rescue a dog from a frozen pond in Valley West subdivision.

The woman was found on the trail and then transported to Big Sky Medical Center.

An 84 year old man needed medical attention and assistance off the M trail after taking a fall on Friday.

Thankfully, the initial reports of the young man's injuries turned out to be incorrect. The 14 year old from Salt Lake City suffered only a sprained wrist.

A woman was rescued from Sourdough Canyon on Tuesday after taking a side hike from a bike ride near the "Wall of Death".

Sunday had decent weather and was a great day to enjoy area trails such as Drinking Horse. Although no trauma occurred, a man fell down after losing consciousness and was taken to Bozeman Deaconess.

You don't have to hike a technically difficult trail to get hurt. A broken wrist while hiking on Drinking Horse trail became serious and required a rescue.