Environmental

Another round of snow is headed our way which could bring up to 6 more inches of snow in the mountains by Tuesday night.

Very dangerous crosswinds of 50 mph or more are occurring Sunday on the I-90 corridor in the Livingston area and counties west.

Montanans love spending time outdoors, and the Department of Public Health and Human Services is advising that residents take extra steps to prevent tick bites.

It normally only costs $10 to have a bulky item picked up by the City of Bozeman but MSU students can have it done for free in May. Just make a phone call.

Every April, we get to witness a spectacular light show in the night sky.

Owning a pet comes with the responsibility of caring for it. A part of that is cleaning up the waste it creates, especially if it's in an area frequently used by others.

Two small earthquakes have rumbled in Montana so far today. The quakes occurred in Manhattan and near Townsend, Montana.

Spring avalanche concerns are now almost exclusively tied to instability of any new snow that builds up.

That initial quake was followed by an aftershock registering 3.2 on the Richter Scale.

This will likely change with the arrival of new snow over the next few days.

Gallatin County has received a record amount of snow in the past month for that period of time with the snow containing a near record amount of water.

Isolated avalanche dangers will be on the rise as the weather continues to warm up, especially on southern facing slopes.