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5 ways everyday citizens can start holding police departments accountable

A journalist shares how anyone can use investigative reporting techniques to strengthen police accountability.

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With Montana snowpack close to peaking, low water year is likely

The extensive snow that needed to fall this March to recover widespread snowpack deficits across Montana didn’t materialize, water experts said.

Forecasters: 'Not Likely' Montana Will Make up River Runoff

Montana struggles to recover from snow drought, with forecasters worried about low runoff levels despite recent snow showers.

More snow needed to improve summer's water outlook

While February moisture boosted snowpack levels across the state, March didn’t help much – except in southwest and southern parts of the state. However, recent rains have boosted precipitation in the Flathead basin, dumping 153% of the 1991-2020 average precipitation for the first week of April. The upper and lower Clark Fork basins also received significant boosts, and the Kootenai was at 91% for the first week.

Snowy February Weather Tapers off, More Snow is Needed to Improve this Summer's Water Supply Outlook | News

Given the lack of precipitation from November through most of January in Montana, above normal precipitation was needed over the last couple of months

Forecasters: 'Not Likely' Montana Will Make up River Runoff

Montana struggles to recover from snow drought, with forecasters worried about low runoff levels despite recent snow showers.

Forecasters: 'Not Likely' Montana Will Make up River Runoff

Montana struggles to recover from snow drought, with forecasters worried about low runoff levels despite recent snow showers.

Everyday social interactions predict language development in infants

In a study published April 8 in Current Biology, University of Washington researchers found that when the adult talked and played socially with a 5-month-old ba