Rates would increase $273.12 a year for electricity sold to residential customers consuming 750 kilowatt hours per month and $90.84 for natural gas sold the residential customers consuming 65 therms per month.
Fish, Wildlife & Parks reopened the Stillwater River on Friday to all boats between Absaroka fishing access site and the confluence of the Rosebud River.
Temporary road access to the Beartooth Mountain community of Alpine next to East Rosebud Lake won't be restored by this fall, according to the Custer Gallatin National Forest.
A Civil War-era General Service cuff button was discovered by a group of visitors in the park.
In an attempt to find solutions to the controversial issue of elk management in Montana, a new group is holding a symposium on Saturday in Bozeman.
Low oxygen levels resulted in a recent partial fish kill at Laurel Pond, according to the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks.
A natural gas pipeline exposed by flooding in mid-June has created a dangerous obstacle in the river and is impeding floaters’ ability to safely negotiate around it
About 29.8 million walleye fry were stocked in Fort Peck Reservoir in June with another 1 million fry going into Tongue River Reservoir.
Seventy-five acres composed of two old mining claims in the Paradise Valley have been purchased by the Custer Gallatin National Forest, protecting it from development.
Anchor Ranch, purchased by Wilks Ranch Montana Ltd. in 2012, has been offered for sale for $33.96 million.
Montana Dakota Utilities said they have adequate power supply and expect no blackouts stemming from heat waves in the middle of the United States.
As veteran boaters have returned to explore the Stillwater River following historic June flooding, they’ve been amazed at what they are finding — one famous wave caused by a rock ledge named Beartooth Drop has been filled in, a new series of large waves has appeared just upstream.
In Montana, drought is persisting in the north-central, central and northeast corners of the state, with extreme drought conditions still plaguing the area east of the Rocky Mountain Front.
Two “middle aged dudes who made a drunken mistake a long time ago” dropped off a sign they had stolen from the restaurant two decades ago.
The public is invited to the historic O.T.O. Dude Ranch north of Gardiner on Aug. 21 to tour the ranch, learn about its part in the history of dude ranching and current role as wildlife habitat. The open house will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
A spokesperson said Bozeman Health will recover from economic downturns, but becoming more efficient will remain permanent.
A Disaster Recovery Center, jointly operated by FEMA and Montana Disaster and Emergency Services, will open Wednesday at United Way of Yellowstone County and operate from 8 am to 6 pm. Two Mobile Registration Intake Centers are also opening in Laurel and Worden.
Biking and hiking into Yellowstone National Park via the Northeast Entrance has been restricted to the first 2 miles as construction begins to repair the flood-damaged roadway.
Representatives of Our Montana and the Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association have asked the congressional delegations in Montana and Wyoming to support a feasibility study to have the Bozeman Trail designated a National Historic Trail.
The annual Stillwater River float and weed pull will be held on Aug. 14.
Beginning Aug. 3, Yellowstone National Park visitors with a day-use ticket will be able to drive from Tower Junction to Slough Creek to hike, fish and watch wildlife.
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Are you passing through Montana’s Yellowstone Country this summer but don’t have enough time to tour the park? Don’t worry! There are a host of wonderful activities and day trips around the region to satisfy your need for adventure.
The Bureau of Land Management on Thursday issued its final decision approving American Prairie’s request to graze domesticated bison on 63,500 acres of public land in Phillips County.
Twenty-three vehicles were helicoptered from East Rosebud Lake on July 21, an area where they were trapped when flooding in mid-June destroyed the only road in.
Cycling and walking are the only ways to enter Yellowstone National Park's Northeast Entrance this summer, following June flooding that destroyed sections of the road. While visitors love the solitude, local businesses are struggling with fewer tourists and other hassles.
A fish die-off is being investigated on the Milk River and Rock Creek north of Hinsdale. Fish, Wildlife & Parks was alerted to the situation on July 13. The cause is unknown.
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Director Hank Worsech will be at the Miles City FWP office on Aug. 3, from 6-8 p.m. to update the public on agency happenings and to field questions.
Glendive anglers Cole Plouffe and Brett Burman landed more than 40 catfish on July 16 to win the Monster Cat Roundup in Sidney.
The only way in Yellowstone National Park's Northeast Entrance is by walking or riding a bike. High water in June damaged the roadway so autos have been banned as work will start soon to repair the route.
The nomination of the Shenango Work Station for the National Register of Historic Places is an opportunity to revisit the early history of the Forest Service and Ranger Eric White. The station is located in the Gallatin Canyon in the Custer Gallatin National Forest.