Water

Montana's forests are in for a big change, thanks to a new plan that hasn't been updated in decades. What's in store for our woodlands?

Montana families can fish for free on two special days, making summer outings easier and more memorable.

I still have this one burning question when it comes to the St. Mary Siphon failure here in Montana. If we can spend $500K a day on one "migrant" shelter alone on the Southern Border, why can't we afford $20K a day for "the lifeline of the Hi line?" Check out these numbers and more photos.

This natural feature located deep in the heart of Montana has a function that is one-of-a-kind and actually quite useful.

Arlene Montgomery writes, "Bull trout are in a precarious situation in the Swan Valley, non-native lake trout and mysis shrimp pose a threat in Holland Lake. Lack of clean water shouldn't be another hazard they have to navigate."

Mike Garrity writes, "Biden’s climate pledges are meaningless unless his Forest Service ceases its ever-increasing and illegal logging."

Richard Manning writes, "At the very least, the lands’ management needs to be forcibly amputated from the parks department and entrusted to a separate, stand-alone entity run by restoration ecologists."

While one should never say never, fire officials are feeling optimistic that the end of the 2023 fire season may be at hand.

With persistent heat and little moisture, Gov. Greg Gianforte on Wednesday asked the federal government to declare a drought disaster for 11 parched Montana counties, including Missoula and Ravalli.

The impacts of an increasing homeless population and urban camping along the water is taking a greater toll on the Clark Fork River.