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Montana State University snow and water scientists have received a nearly $1 million dollar grant to pursue new methods of snowpack measurement.

Scientists are continuing to track the ongoing drought signature in Northwest Montana and Northern Idaho

After a historically hot and dry summer in Northwest Montana last year, experts and scientists are spending the colder months monitoring moisture levels, weather patterns, drought and other factors in anticipation of the upcoming fire season.

Snow and water scientist Eric Sproles was interviewed on the network’s Jan. 2 “Climate Watch” segment.

Snow and water scientist Eric Sproles was interviewed on the network’s Jan. 2 “Climate Watch” segment.

Snow and water scientist Eric Sproles was interviewed on the network’s Jan. 2 “Climate Watch” segment.

Much of the Western U.S. is in the midst of a snow drought. Eric Sproles, an assistant professor at Montana State University, joins CBS News with the economic and environmental impacts. Source

BOSSIER CITY, La. - Owners of a Bossier City dog training and boarding facility have sued Bossier City and others, alleging they used their positions of power to intimidate and

Montana State University recorded an all-time high for research expenditures for the fifth straight year.According to MSU's annual report to the National Scienc

CORBIN — Yoshihiro Kawai, President of Aisin Automotive Casting (AAC), presented a $500 donation to Corbin Public Library last Thursday to support their efforts with the community chapter of the