WATER

A Montana judge pumped the brakes on a 4.25 million dollar mental health facility over water supply questions the state apparently didn't answer first.

West Nile virus has been confirmed in mosquitoes collected southeast of Simms. No human cases in Cascade County yet, but health officials want residents paying attention now.

West Nile virus is now confirmed in Montana. Here's what officials say about mosquito risks, symptoms and how to protect yourself.

A new federal proposal could open Montana's roadless forests to more roads and logging, raising concerns about wildfire, wildlife, water and recreation.

That green stuff floating on the lake might look harmless, but harmful algal blooms can make people and pets seriously sick.

Bozeman put permanent water rules on the books back in 2022, and right now those rules matter more than ever.

Montana teen Jory Thomas turned his rodeo experience into a lifesaving moment after rescuing a man from the Yellowstone River.

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?

After a much-needed downpour, many in Montana are still feeling the pinch of water shortages. There's more to this story than just a little rain.

As we gear up for Memorial Day, let’s talk about how a little caution can keep the fun rolling and the injuries at bay this weekend.