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The Yellowstone Effect: How a TV Show Reshaped Bozeman’s Boom and Housing Fight
Bozeman, Montana, has transformed from a quiet western town into a booming, expensive hub as pandemic-era migration and out-of-state money push up home prices and rents; locals struggle to afford housing while developers, private clubs, and tourism reshape downtown; a grassroots rent strike in mobile-home parks and a new generation of local leaders highlight a widening divide between residents and wealthier outsiders.

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Massive Fire Engulfs Richmond, B.C., Impacting Air Quality
A massive fire near the Oak Street Bridge in Richmond, British Columbia, sent thick plumes of smoke into the sky, significantly impacting traffic as emergency crews worked to control the situation. The cause of the fire is under investigation, and no injuries have been reported.

"Biden's State of the Union: A Fighting Speech and Revealing Moments"
US President Joe Biden delivered a feisty State of the Union address, defending his record and attacking his Republican rival Donald Trump as he sought to convince Americans to give him another term in the White House. Facing low approval ratings and concerns about his age, Biden made a case for his re-election, while also facing interruptions from Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene and a rebuttal from Alabama Senator Katie Britt.

"Dramatic Rescue: Clark Memorial Bridge Reopens After Semi-Truck Dangling Incident"
A truck crashed through a barrier and was left dangling over the edge of the Clark Memorial Bridge in Louisville, Kentucky. Dramatic video shows rescue workers descending to pull the driver, a woman, out of the cab, though it's not yet clear how the incident happened.

Reporter Hears Shots: Something's Going On
Shots were fired in Kansas City after a Super Bowl celebration, injuring multiple people, while a CBS journalist and his crew heard the gunfire live on air; Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited the 2025 Invictus Games training camp in Canada; Alejandro Mayorkas becomes the first cabinet member to be impeached in 150 years; New York experiences its snowiest day in two years, with some areas blanketed in snow; surveillance video captures a California home being struck by a series of earthquakes.

"Snow Storms Blanket New York Skyscrapers and Surrounding Areas"
New York skyscrapers are hidden by a snow storm, while chaos ensues in Texas after a car crashes into a hospital. Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas faces impeachment, "zombie" fires continue to burn under the snow, and Biden criticizes Trump's Nato comments.

"California Coast Landslide Spares Luxury Homes, Teeters on Edge"
A landslide in Dana Point, California threatens luxury homes, while a Houston megachurch was the scene of a suspect's apprehension and gunshots. A political ad during the Super Bowl echoed a familiar face from the past, while a fireball blazed across Hawaii as an unidentified object fell to Earth. Meanwhile, US President Biden gave a feisty response to a special counsel's report, and the Supreme Court heard arguments about Trump's presidential eligibility after Colorado disqualified him.

"Punxsutawney Phil's 2024 Prediction: Shadow or Early Spring?"
Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow at the annual Groundhog Day ceremony, indicating an early arrival of spring according to tradition.

"Blaze Engulfs Texas Chicken Farms, Prompts Massive Response"
A massive fire has engulfed Feather Crest Farms in Bryan, Texas, with video footage showing huge flames and plumes of smoke. The cause of the fire is unknown, and there have been no reported injuries.

Circus Animals Rescued from Trailer Fire on Indiana Highway
Indiana police rescued circus animals, including zebras, camels, and a miniature horse, from a burning trailer, with two officers treated for smoke inhalation. The truck driver was unharmed, and all animals were safely evacuated without injury.