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For three years, starting in 2022, Montana Department of Environmental Quality scientists are taking water samples across the watershed to paint a fuller picture of the water quality.

Into Montana’s ever-expanding buffet of backcountry skiing adventures, Beartooth Mountain Guides is adding a unique entrée this spring.

There was a plan. And it was a plan to shoot down the China spy balloon over the Beartooth Mountains. Larry Mayer joined us to talk about his latest report.

A dream without a plan to accomplish it is just a dream. But the City of Billings is excited to announce that dreams do come true, and we will soon witness the groundbreaking construction for a new outdoor experience.

A dream without a plan to accomplish it is just a dream. But the City of Billings is excited to announce that dreams do come true, and we will soon witness the groundbreaking construction for a new outdoor experience.

A dream without a plan to accomplish it is just a dream. But the City of Billings is excited to announce that dreams do come true, and we will soon witness the groundbreaking construction for a new outdoor experience.

Several Montana and U.S. military officials told the Billings Gazette the balloon was traveling above 65,000 feet, which is too high for the jets to reach.

Without people on the ground taking out their cameras in Montana, the general public may never have known about the Chinese balloon in United States airspace, according to University of

The US attempted to take down the alleged Chinese surveillance balloon that transited the country earlier this month while it was over the state of Montana, but failed due to the airship’s high altitude, the media reported, citing several state and US military officials.

Several Montana and U.S. military officials told the Billings Gazette the balloon was traveling above 65,000 feet, which is too high for the jets to reach.