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Yellowstone delays April 17 road openings after winter storm

Yellowstone delays April 17 road openings after winter storm

MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, Wyo. — Several entrances and road sections that are set to open at 8 a.m. Friday, April 17 are delayed until noon because of a major winter storm, Yellowstone National Park announced in a release. Road sections expected to open at noon April 17 are the West

High and dry: Snowpack hits record-low levels across Montana

As of early April, when snowpack-monitoring stations in Montana are typically peaking, one-third of the longer-standing sites are posting record-low totals. That’s according to the April Water Supply Outlook the Natural Resources Conservation Service released on Tuesday, which highlighted that some low-elevation snowpack monitoring

2 major disaster declarations approved for Montana

2 major disaster declarations approved for Montana

HELENA, Mont. - Two major disaster declarations were federally approved for the effects of severe flooding and windstorms that impacted Montana in December 2025. President Trump approved the declarations on April 11. Major disaster declarations open up federal funds for local governments, tribal nations and some nonprofit organizations to conduct emergency

Trump, FEMA approve two major disaster declarations for wild December weather

Mother Nature was not kind to Montana during the holidays last year. Two extreme weather systems socked Montana, causing extensive damage. Late Friday night, President Donald J. Trump and the Federal Emergency Management Agency approved two major disaster declarations for the Treasure State for two separate weather events. FEMA announced

Fire off I-90 in Missoula County contained, burn warning issued

Fire off I-90 in Missoula County contained, burn warning issued

MISSOULA COUNTY, Mont. – Frenchtown rural and Superior volunteer firefighters responded to a wildland fire off I-90 near mile marker 65 on Thursday. The Frenchtown Rural Fire District shared a report about the fire and said crews were able to contain it before it spread to nearby forest lands. “Even

Bozeman’s bravest hit the ice in annual Frozen Frontline faceoff

Bozeman’s bravest hit the ice in annual Frozen Frontline faceoff

The annual Frozen Frontline game returned to Haynes Pavilion for the third time last Friday, where the rink was prepped and ready for a night of fast-paced action between the Bozeman Police Department (BPD) and the Bozeman Fire Department (BFD). Despite the unseasonably snowy weather, the Bozeman community showed

Bridger’s Early Closure Sparks Disappointment Amongst Student Shredders

Bridger’s Early Closure Sparks Disappointment Amongst Student Shredders

“Mid.” “Disappointing.” “Slow.” That’s how MSU students are describing this Bridger Bowl ski season, which ended earlier than expected. On March 20, the ski area posted a video on Instagram featuring General Manager Hiram Towle standing in an ankle-deep puddle of water at the base area. In the