U.S. West Prepares for Possible First Water Shortage Declaration
Federal officials use the forecast released each August to make decisions about how to allocate river water.
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As forests burn around the world, drinking water is at risk
Forests, grasslands and other natural areas that supply drinking water to millions of people are increasingly vulnerable to fire in a hotter, drier world.
US Indian bureau violates Crow Agency water repairs order
Federal officials say the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs violated an order to repair a public water supply system on the Crow Indian Reservation.
Flooding from Montana ice jam raises foul water worries
A central Montana town has issued a boiled water notice after flooding from an ice jam raised worries about residential wells being contaminated.
Bozeman Residents Asked To Conserve Water Use Wednesday
Bozeman Water and Sewer has planned a temporary shutdown of the Sourdough Mainline.
[POLL] Have you ever Skinny Dipped?
Have you ever dropped trousers and jumped in the lake, pond, or river for a good time? Vote in today's poll.
Why Not Affordable Housing In Gallatin County?
Let’s be clear. What we’re talking about here is restrictive housing with income restrictions, size restrictions and construction restrictions.
Student Uncovers Elevated Arsenic Levels in City Water
Results of a 7th grade science project force the City of Three Forks to shut down a water treatment plant due to elevated levels of arsenic.
Interview With Jeff Krauss On Open For Business [Listen]
Three time Mayor of Bozeman and current City Commissioner Jeff Krauss joins Tom and Shane to talk about Bozeman issues and the year in review.
Bozeman Days Are Too Short
I thought retirement was going to be relaxing. It’s not. There doesn’t seem to be enough hours in the day to get everything done. Bozeman needs more hours.