The Outdoors

The best party at 7,800 feet is at the annual Targhee Fest and this year's lineup is pretty stellar. All the details you need are right here.

You may be able to see Aurora Borealis in Montana this week!
The Space Weather Prediction Center indicates that the legendary sight will be visible much further south than usual. The Northern Lights will be visible across several states in the US...

Montana Angler wants you to learn to fly fish (or improve your skills) for FREE by offering 2 hour clinics on Wednesday evenings.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is asking the person responsible for putting plastic zip ties on the jaws of Missouri River walleye to stop.

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

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.

The Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research at the University of Montana has released a report detailing the spending throughout Montana by out-of-state visitors in 2018 that actually set a new record.

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.

Spring! Flowers! Birds! POTHOLES! Now you can report those potholes you see (or run over) to the City of Bozeman on their Pothole Hotline.

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

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