flooding

The storm brings the specter of renewed flooding to areas where massive flooding over the past month has caused billions of dollars in damage.

Yellowstone and Stillwater Counties continue to have problems as well.

Look for rain tonight changing to heavy wet snow.

Interstate 90 was closed between Hardin and the Wyoming state line.

Hydrologists say the Clark Fork is on track for record flooding. According to the National Weather Service, the latest projection is for it to reach the 13-and-a-half foot range in Missoula, and some of the high country weather stations show 60-to-70 inches of water has yet to melt out...

Two floors of the Yellowstone County Courthouse suffered flood damage when a faucet was left running over the weekend. It happened in Judge Rod Souza’s fifth floor chambers. By Monday, there was an inch of standing water in his chambers and courtroom...

This is my view out of my Studio.  Normally I can see the Beartooth Mountain Range.  I haven't been able to even see Laurel for what seems like weeks!  This smoke is getting old.  What we need is a good downpour.  We need it for a couple of reasons...

Brad Shoemaker, Director of the Department of Emergency Services for Yellowstone County, MT has issued the following warning regarding flooding of low lying areas near the confluence of the Yellowstone and Big Horn River south of Custer: Yellowstone County is issuing an alert regarding the flooding of low lying areas near the confluence of the Yellowstone River and Big Horn River south of Custer,

From our partners over at WZZM comes this story of a scary drive over a bridge. It happened on Lincoln Ave in Ionia. One minute the driver is crossing over what appears to be a normal bridge, the next minute the bridge is collapsing and nearly sends his vehicle plunging over the side...

With all of the devastation in our own backyard, you may be asking yourself "How can I help my neighbors?" Right now, Nicole Grigg from KULR 8 is headed towards Lodge Grass with 4 car loads of supplies donated by their viewers. You can continue to help by bringing stuff in to the Billings Food Bank. Items needed include:

I just had to share this story with everyone. With all the flooding, tornadoes, and other natural disasters, this is a most timely story about FEMA and the FCC teaming up to make anybody who has a cell phone aware of any potential natural disasters in their area. According to our friends at smartplanet.com