Water

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.

One of the biggest storms of the year just swept through Montana, but there is still drought in the Treasure State.

At around 9:00 Tuesday morning, March 26, a concerned family member called park dispatch to report a missing person.

When three guests from Israel visited the Talk Back program on Tuesday, the subject was water, a precious resource in such an arid Middle Eastern country.

Last week the Board of County Commissioners OK’d the use of 15,000 dollars to assist low and moderate-income households with water and sewer connection repairs.

A review of Environmental Protection Agency records shows six small Montana water systems have reported lead levels above federal standards since 2013.

Fort Missoula Regional Park may look like a bunch of dirt right now, but Design Development Manager Neil Miner says a lot of work is underway.

Federal regulators have approved a plan to divert water from the Yellowstone River to help farmers in eastern Montana.

Montana will issue $5.5 million in coal-severance tax bonds as part of a $40.5 million financing package for a dozen drinking water and wastewater projects across the state.

Officials in a small Montana town say they will have to disincorporate the community or declare bankruptcy over an ongoing dispute with the Blackfeet Tribe about water and utility services.