WATER

Montana's landscape is changing, with data centers popping up in unexpected places. What does this mean for our towns and our water supply?

Even with rising costs everywhere, Costco's iconic meal deal is staying the same—sort of. Let’s break down what’s changing.

It's been a shaky year in Central Montana, and the effects are showing up in some unexpected places, like a beloved hiking trail near Great Falls.

With a Super El Niño on the horizon, Montana's farmers are keeping a close eye on the skies and what they mean for the growing season.

Montana families can fish for free on two special days, making summer outings easier and more memorable.

From iconic national parks to hidden gems, Montana's natural wonders are a feast for the eyes.

The beauty of our lakes can be deceiving—discover what lurks beneath the surface of Montana’s most polluted water bodies.

Imagine the headwaters of the Missouri River flowing unchecked. That’s the future some are fearing after recent legislative moves that could endanger our water quality.

From childhood memories of mountain-fed water to today’s uncertainties, the journey of our drinking water is quite a story worth sharing.

As tech giants eye Montana for new data centers, locals are left wondering who will bear the energy costs of this digital gold rush.