Yellowstone

A self-taught architect with a sixth-grade education designed one of the most iconic buildings in American history. The story behind how he pulled it off is something else.

At Yellowstone's Grand Prismatic Spring, the ground looks solid enough to walk on. It is not — and a bison found that out the hard way just last year.

Yellowstone National Park just had its busiest May on record, welcoming more than 570,000 visitors in May 2026. With summer crowds arriving, another huge year could be on the way.

Nature's calling us outdoors, but in some spots of Montana, it might come with a rattle. Here’s what to know about our slithery neighbors.

The thrill of Yellowstone’s beauty can come with dangers. A recent bear incident has everyone talking as park officials take action.

Yellowstone County deputies responded to 460 calls in just one week and made 16 arrests tied to burglary, assault, DUI, theft, and warrant cases.

Picture this: summer days in Montana filled with the buzz of visitors, eager to experience the wonders of our beloved national parks.

It's baffling how some adults forget basic safety when surrounded by nature's wonders. Just wait until you hear what a kid had to say about it.

With a spinoff struggling to find its footing, could Montana find a moment to catch its breath? A chance to refocus on home sweet home?

Montana's cattle population is staggering, but did you know bison have their own surprising story in our backyard?