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Montana noxious weed online training course now open MONTANA LIVING — In Montana's war against weeds, the state has launched an online training program for real estate professionals. The Montana Noxious...

Thousands of birds killed at waterfowl area BILLINGS – A hailstorm in southeast Montana Aug. 11 killed and injured thousands of birds at the Big Lake Wildlife Management Area west of Molt, Montana....

Researchers study effects of dust on melting snow   By Marshall Swearingen There's something dirty in the air causing snowmelt, and it's not ozone. As summer approaches and the winter's...

Bear activity picks up; residents reminded to secure food and garbage A grizzly that had been killing chickens was killed last week just outside Kalispell. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks personnel...

4,400 grads make high marks BOZEMAN – Montana State University has announced its undergraduate honor rolls for spring semester 2019. A total of 4,464 undergraduates have been named to the...

MSU researchers to share latest on bees at April 18 symposium BOZEMAN — Montana researchers will share their latest bee science at a symposium April 18. The annual Pollinator Symposium will take...

UM podcast launches March 5 MISSOULA – Montana Public Radio’s new podcast, “Richest Hill,” launches on Tuesday, March 5.  'Richest Hill' producer Nora Saks at the Berkeley Pit in...

Montana Living In the Field: Yellowstone wonders discovered by researchers Researchers discover diverse microbial community high in Yellowstone National Park By Evelyn Boswell BOZEMAN -- More than 10 miles into...