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With the help of a federal grant, river conservationists are one step closer to opening more of the upper Clark Fork basin to fish and people.

With the help of a federal grant, river conservationists are one step closer to opening more of the upper Clark Fork basin to fish and people.

With the help of a federal grant, river conservationists are one step closer to opening more of the upper Clark Fork basin to fish and people.

WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY is in effect until 4 AM Monday for the Livingston Area and Paradise Valley, including Livingston and Emigrant. Snow expected. Total snow

WEATHER ALERT DAY: Moderate to heavy snow and arctic cold will arrive this week.Active weather is expected this week around western Montana. The first impact w

Government meetings this week.

With the help of a federal grant, river conservationists are one step closer to opening more of the upper Clark Fork basin to fish and people.

After very little snow in early January, Montana witnessed a lot more precipitation toward the end of the month, however, Natural Resources Conservation Service water supply specialist Lucas Zukiewicz says areas in Northern Montana are still struggling with a lack of snow pack.

Amanda Eggert Montana Free Press While some snow hit the state and more is in the forecast, More than half of the snowpack monitoring sites used to

More than half of the snowpack monitoring sites used to measure the water supply for Montana watersheds are posting record-low accumulations, according to a rep