After a few miles in the Beartooth Mountains' plateau country, a pattern seems to emerge — oh, look, another picture-perfect mountain lake, an…
Rangers at Yellowstone National Park killed a black bear after it wandered into a campsite and bit a woman on the arm and head, causing minor …
In an attempt to encourage more travelers to visit a portion of Eastern Montana, a coalition is seeking improvement to facilities along a 163-…
Safe social distancing takes on a different connotation for visitors to Yellowstone National Park during July and August — when bison are in t…
Jason Eggebrecht and his teammate Ross Lien won the 33rd annual Montana Governor's Cup Walleye Tournament at Fort Peck Reservoir on July 10-11…
Take your pick. Water levels have dropped and the weather has stabilized, making fishing conditions very hospitable throughout Montana.
Legendary skateboarder Tony Hawk shredded through the Badlands — and snubbed the rules — while visiting the national park with his family on Sunday.
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Reports of massive walleye catches in the Crooked Creek area of Fort Peck Reservoir make it the pick of this week. Â
A grizzly bear that was trapped at a campground near West Yellowstone after raiding a tent is being sent to a wildlife enclosure.Â
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Although a man of few words, Joe Penfold’s opinion helped craft outdoor recreation legislation in 1964 that has benefited numerous communities…
Three Montana buddies have decided to turn a fun pack trip into the state’s backcountry into a cause to raise money for cancer research.
Kris Millgate has been traveling like crazy lately. Her schedule is relentless, similar to the migrating fish she is following.
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A grizzly bear that returned twice to Rainbow Point Campground, one time finding human food, has forced closure of the site.
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