Dave Wooten

A group of snowmobilers came dangerously close to some bison recently in Yellowstone National Park.

The avalanche occurred just before noon on Sunday, February 14.

During this past year, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks teamed up with the University of Montana for a collaborative study on grizzly bears. They wanted to know what Montanans think about grizzly bears and grizzly bear management in Montana. ...

While we don't know who will be our President is the morning after Election Day, we do know how Montanans voted in the 2020 General Election, and it was all red.

While you would think that videos showing people doing dumb things would actually cause fewer people to repeat those dumb things, that doesn't seem to be the case. YouTube proves this daily. Here's another example of Yellowstone tourists doing EVERYTHING wrong, and a bison stampede is the result...

Recently, a Montana woman was caught on video running away from a charging bison in Yellowstone National Park when she tripped.

We now have a date for Kenny Chesney's Chillaxification Tour stop at Bozeman's Bobcat Stadium. The original show was cancelled because of COVID-19, but now we have a new date, so hold on to those tickets.

Have you heard the story about treasure seekers descending on the Rocky Mountains looking for the Fenn Treasure? The story went that Forrest Fenn, a rich former Air Force Pilot and antiques dealer, had hidden a $1 million treasure back in 2010 somewhere in the Rocky Mountains.

It's rare that you get to see Nature play out at this level right in front of you. Recently in Yellowstone National Park in the parking lot of Grand Prismatic Overlook, a tourist watched firsthand as a grizzly bear and a bison fought to the death.

Montana Governor Steve Bullock issued a directive to travelers who are coming into the state during our current COVID-19 pandemic to undergo a 14-day self-quarantine.

With tourists flocking to Yellowstone National Park this past weekend despite being asked to stay at home, Governor Steve Bullock has asked that park be shut down for the safety of Montanans.

Yellowstone National Park has announced that the first confirmed grizzly bear sighting occurred this past weekend.