Morgan Levey

Forest managers across federal lands in Montana are intentionally setting fire to piles of underbrush, slash, and anything that could fuel a future wildfire. Controlled burns were halted this past spring due to concern that smoke could aggravate COVID-19 cases, but now as cases reach new highs, forest managers are addressing their backlog of burns.

Montana is predicted to have an above average wildfire season. And with firefighters potentially facing dual emergencies of wildfire and COVID-19,…

A 1,500 acre wildfire south of Helena kicked off Montana’s fire season this past weekend. This year, many of the strategies fire crews use to protect…

Rent and mortgages are due April 1 for a lot of people. With many Montana county health departments closing down bars and restaurants, a lot of people are…

A federal judge in Great Falls Thursday heard arguments over whether the Trump administration lawfully lifted a ban on coal leasing federal lands. The...

The U.N. climate summit is underway in Poland. It's the first international climate conference since the 2015 Paris Agreement. In 2013 Missoula set a...