Water

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes that asked the court affirm that an 1855 treaty reserved the water flowing through the Flathead Indian Reservation for their use...

Recent warm temperatures has put Montana snowpack at some of its lowest levels ever this April.

The Mountain Water condemnation trial on Thursday, March 19, featured a lot of arguing over what documents could or couldn’t be exposed in court. City attorneys complained that “thousands” of documents had been marked “For Attorney’s Eyes Only” by Carlyle and that this had made it difficult for the city to plan...

On Tuesday, March 17th, the people of Missoula will holds a rally in support of the city’s attempt at acquiring the mountain water company. a citizen of Missoula, Hermina Harold urges people to come to this rally and celebrate these actions by the city...

During Missoula City Council’s Meeting of the Whole on Wednesday, February 18, city attorneys revealed information about the mediation between the city and Mountain Water Company.

Scotts Bluff County's commissioners don't like the location of a proposed disposal well for fracking water in nearby Sioux County and have appealed for help from a state regulatory board.

On Wednesday, October 15, the Missoula City Council will meet to discuss an ordinance designed to extend the authority granted to Mayor John Engen to pursue the condemnation against Mountain Water Company.

The Oregon Department of State Lands has denied an appeal by the State of Wyoming over Oregon's rejection of a proposed coal terminal on the Columbia River.

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — A legislative working group says the scientific modeling used in the state's water-rights compact with the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes is "reasonable."

A woman that fell into McDonald Creek in Glacier National Park on Saturday, died yesterday as a result of the incident.