Environmental

Montana experienced an unexpected snowstorm during the first week of summer.

The historic flood of June 2022 destroyed roads, bridges, and homes across Montana. Four years later, many still remember the day floodwaters changed the state forever.

Wildlife officials are reminding outdoor enthusiasts to stay alert in bear country after a frightening grizzly encounter in eastern Idaho.

Fishing in Montana is still world-class, but experts warn that drought conditions and warm water could impact some of the state’s most popular rivers this summer.

A new Montana Department of Environmental Quality report has found elevated levels of PFAS, or “forever chemicals,” in fish across several major rivers and reservoirs in the state, raising concerns about fish consumption safety.

Fire crews are battling a fast-growing wildfire near Red Lodge that has already burned over 1,500 acres and forced evacuations.

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for Gallatin County as a late-season cold front brings snow back to Montana, with impacts expected late Wednesday through Thursday.

Recycle old electronics for free on April 26 at Logan Landfill. Find accepted items, event hours, and details for this Earth Day recycling event.

It’s easy to overlook what goes in the trash. Some common items could be ticking time bombs for our environment.

Yellowstone National Park’s new Yellowstone River Bridge near Tower Junction is now open to visitors, replacing an aging bridge that was built in the 1960s.

Extreme Montana weather can hit anytime. From snow to hail to tornadoes, learn key tips and weather terms to stay prepared.

Rivian’s electric vehicles are hitting the slopes at Big Sky, blending eco-friendly tech with the thrill of winter sports.