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‘Deadliest Catch’ Deckhand Todd Meadows Dies at Sea at 25

Deadliest Catch chronicles the dangers of king crab fishing in the Bering Sea, and now, one of its stars has died in the line of duty. TMZ reported that Meadows died in a fishing-related incident while filming for the series, though it is unknown whether it was captured on

Twin lambs born to ‘loneliest sheep’ given names from ‘Shrek’

Twin lambs born to ‘loneliest sheep’ given names from ‘Shrek’

By Elizabeth Hunter Twin lambs born to Britain's "loneliest sheep" have been given names from Shrek, like their mom. Ewe Fiona was rescued from the base of a 200m cliff after spending two years stuck there. She was saved and brought to Dalscone Farm in Scotland,

'The man who shaped the mountain': Remembering former Big Sky Resort COO Taylor Middleton

BIG SKY — More than 500 Big Sky community members gathered in the Huntley Dining room Saturday to celebrate the life and legacy of former Big Sky Resort president and chief operating officer Taylor Middleton. Middleton passed Feb. 19 in his sleep at 68. He is remembered as one of the

Montana Outdoors: The Amazing Saga of Montana’s Elk

Yellowstone elk took a cruise to New Zealand in 1905; their descendants are revered

Yellowstone National Park's elk are known to migrate hundreds of miles, but in 1905 seven cows and three bulls likely set a record — a distance of more than 7,500 nautical miles — when they took a cruise from Washington, D.C., to New Zealand. More than 120 years

Middle East war puts shipping firms in tight insurance spot

Middle East war puts shipping firms in tight insurance spot

The outbreak of the conflict in the Middle East has seen maritime insurers cancel coverage, adding to the risk shipping companies face. Many insurers now refuse to offer war risk coverage for the Gulf, a key hub for global oil trade, as the war pitting Iran against the United States

March Mortgage Outlook: Lower Rates Ahead

We're seeing interest rates on 30-year, fixed rate mortgages start with fives for the first time in three-and-a-half years, and rates' downward trajectory is likely to continue in March. I'm not anticipating any major moves — just a continuation of what we