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Learn about the largest earthquake ever felt in Montana.

Montana Trooper Barb Armstrong received a national award for her heroic rescue of three women attacked by otters, swimming across a river to save them.

Montana Trooper Barb Armstrong received a national award for her heroic rescue of three women attacked by otters, swimming across a river to save them.

Sen. Steve Daines lined up on Main Street for the American Legion Memorial Day Parade Monday after attending a breakfast at the American Legion Hall in downtown Bozeman. As he

Anglers seeking big trout in Yellowstone National Park should mark their calendars for the Memorial Day weekend.

Cutthroat have steadily rebounded in the lake following the Park Service’s nearly two decades of lake trout gillnetting, with intensive focus on netting dating back to 2012.

Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks have repaired and reopened Ennis Fishing Access Site.An ice jam on the Madison River flooded the site with water ice and debris

This is not the only Koch Peak in Montana. Theres also a 9,000-footer in the Bitterroot Mountains south of Hamilton. However, they are named after different people.

An Idaho Falls man was arrested last week and charged with disturbing wildlife after he allegedly kicked a bison in the leg after drinking at Yellowstone National Park and harassed the rest of the herd, getting himself injured in the process, according to park officials. Clarence Yoder, 40, is accused of harassing the bison near […] The post Idaho man charged with harassing wildlife after kicking Yellowstone bison appeared first on Utah News Dispatch.

Clarence Yoder of Idaho Falls, Idaho allegedly kicked a bison while drunk on April 21, resulting in injuries and wildlife harassment charges, among others.