Snow water equivalent levels in the Flathead River basin are near normal at 99% while water supply on the Rocky Mountain Front is well below normal at 76%

It exempts affected forests from an objection process that allows outside groups, tribes and local governments to challenge logging proposals

Rep. Tom Millett, R-Marion, framed House Joint Resolution 24 as a statement of support “for our sister state.” But the measure, which died April 1 on a 34-66 vote, ignited a firestorm of opposition from voters who interpreted it as a precursor to a “land grab.”

Spring remains the least remarkable season. It’s mostly about mud.

Following the state’s refusal to issue a stream permit authorizing construction of a pedestrian and bicycle path along a section of the Whitefish River near downtown, city leaders voted to “stay the course” — even if it leads to arbitration or litigation

Facing a legislative mandate to reduce the wolf population, state wildlife managers describe crafting a balanced plan that accounts for competing interests. Republican lawmakers, pushing a slate of anti-wolf bills, say the plan isn’t tough enough.

Citing adverse impacts to the Whitefish River, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks rejected the city’s request for a stream permit to extend a walking path, encouraging city officials to consider an alternate concept.

Rep. Tom Millett, R-Marion, insisted House Joint Resolution 24 is merely a statement of support “for our sister state.” But about 50 Montanans framed it a precursor to a “land grab,” and their testimony was a referendum on public lands.

It shouldn’t surprise anyone that there’s a war in the West over access

When Yellowstone's roads open to car traffic in April, tourists will be able to view the new steam column from a pullout

Even as park officials bolster the workforce with seasonal recruits, challenges persist as scores of Glacier Park employees face a March 26 deadline to accept buyouts or early retirement

Cool spring weather, may it linger across the West well into summer

Park officials are seeking public input on a host of proposed water and wastewater system improvements at St. Mary, Two Medicine, Logan Pass, Lake McDonald Lodge, Many Glacier Hotel, and Granite Park Chalet

The 15-acre state park between Bigfork and Polson will be closed March 17 until July 1 during construction

One of the dumbest moves in American history