Drought conditions across Montana have prompted the officials to limit fishing on rivers throughout the state.

Nearly a dozen rivers in western Montana and a handful inside the borders of Yellowstone National Park are under restrictions as biologists seek to reduce angling-related sources of fish mortality.

The Montana Black Bear Monitoring Program hopes to craft an updated and more detailed statewide population model.

Local author Brenda Stanley’s seventh novel, “It Happened in the Hollow,” is out this week. For the first time, she has set ...

The Blackfoot River corridor was part of the setting for the 1976 fly-fishing-focused novella "A River Runs Through It" by Missoula author Norman Maclean.

Research in recent years has identified issues affecting rivers and aquatic life in the Jefferson River Basin, including low ...

Northern Colorado water users and Colorado-Big Thompson water share holders could be affected by a planned $99 million water ...

Farmers have taken matters into their own hands after logjams on Big Stillwater Creek led to flooding of their fields along ...

The closure took effect on Saturday, July 12, and will remain in effect until the water temps cool as a way to protect the ...

A Utah family was rescued from the Snake River Monday afternoon after their van went off the road near the Fall Creek ...

Roughly 63% of Montana is experiencing drought, significantly up from 41% around this time last year. Conditions are unlikely ...

The Siskiyou Land Conservancy announced the organization’s Mad River Reserve expanded by 170 acres downstream, and said the ...