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Spring officially arrives tomorrow, sending old man winter packing! See how Montana’s snowpack measures up this year and why it’s more important than you think.

I still have this one burning question when it comes to the St. Mary Siphon failure here in Montana. If we can spend $500K a day on one "migrant" shelter alone on the Southern Border, why can't we afford $20K a day for "the lifeline of the Hi line?" Check out these numbers and more photos.

The order is still in effect, and you should boil any water you need to use for anything related to you or food.

Is Montana finally heading out of our multi-year drought? Experts say things are looking better for 2023.

We've always been fairly independent and self-reliant in Montana, but prepping is on the rise. In fact, nearly 50% of Montanans say they're survivalists.

If you don't know what hard water is, you've definitely felt the difference between hard and soft water. But, why should Montanans care about their home's water hardness? Let me explain.