US Forest Service workers feel caught in limbo, as federal court orders move them back and forth between hired and fired. Some employees and business owners are certain about what they need to do.

In the '90s, whirling disease hit trout populations hard in Montana, at one point leading to a 95% decline in rainbow trout in the Madison River. It sparked concern among biologists, anger in tourist towns and even played a role in a murder mystery novel. It also inspired this week's question: What's happening with whirling disease and other threats to trout?

A Florida artist's swan-themed submission took home the prize in Montana's 2025 Migratory Bird Stamp competition.

Trapping season for furbearing animals is well underway and Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks is asking bobcat hunters and trappers this winter to submit samples of their catches.

Conservation group American Prairie recently made the second largest acquisition in the organization's history.

The federal infrastructure bill passed in 2021 included a pilot program with dedicated funds for wildlife crossings. Now in its second year funding projects, Montana Department of Transportation is waiting to see if some of that money comes to Montana.

It’s been less than a decade since Montana wildlife managers first confirmed a fatal neurological disease in the state’s wild deer herds, and researchers are trying to understand how humans affect its spread.

The two grizzly cubs from northwest Montana are no longer cubs as they grow and develop their personalities at their home at ZooMontana.

Bozeman’s local ski hill, Bridger Bowl, was recently recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency with a pollution prevention award.

Yellowstone National Park is recognized as a natural treasure, but so are the 20 million acres that surround it, known as the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.