The Bitterroot National Forest reports more than 800 confirmed lightning strikes on the forest in the past 48 hours.

Observation Point FireThe Observation Point Fire, burning 10 miles south of Hamilton in Lost Horse Canyon, remains at 105 acres and is now 57% contained. Firefi ...

Crews are battling several wildfires in the Bitterroot Valley after weekend storms caused more than 500 confirmed lightning ...

Ten new lightning-caused fires have been discovered in the Bitterroot National Forest following Saturday night's ...

During yesterday's thunder and lightning storms ten new lightning cause fires were started on the Bitterroot National ...

Recently started human-caused fires have prompted the Bitterroot National Forest to issue a warning about abandoned campfires ...

The Observation Point Fire, reported on July 24, ignited around the Lost Horse Road area and rapidly spread to over 100 acres ...

Montanans are well aware of the asbestos disaster caused by the vermiculite mine in Libby that turned the town into a ...

The Bitterroot National Forest is temporarily opening several roads for the public to gather firewood.

HAMILTON - Back in 1964, a bulldozer climbed up a steep hillside somewhere on the Bitterroot National Forest and lowered its blade.

MONTANA - Firefighters are making progress on several wildfires in the Bitterroot National Forest, with some fires contained ...

Fireworks are not permitted on Bitterroot National Forest Lands. Jackson Kimball is the local government reporter for the Ravalli Republic.