HELENA — A surge of floodwater carrying rocks, tree limbs and mud swept through the main street of Bannack, washing away one historic building, damaging others and causing the abrupt evacuation of one ...

When the rain started to fall on the hills above Hangman's Gulch, the sky really opened up. In just 30 minutes, 2.2 inches of rain collected and cascaded down the hill at a rate of 1,450 cubic feet ...

HELENA — A surge of floodwater carrying rocks, tree limbs and mud swept through the main street of Bannack, washing away one historic building, damaging others and causing the abrupt evacuation of one ...

BANNACK — Bannack State Park will host Bannack Days on July 20 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on July 21 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The event will have traditional activities, displays, vendors and ...

HELENA – Bannack State Park is scheduled to reopen Monday after being closed since July due to damage from a flash flood. Montana State Parks says the flood damaged most of the park’s 60 historic ...

Powell Co. residents asked to stay indoors as deputies search for suspect Residents are being asked to stay indoors as the Powell County Sheriff's Office searches for a hispanic male.Residents and ...

Though skiing the day after Christmas is a tradition for many Montana folks, more than a few families decided instead to take to the ice at Bannack State Park Wednesday. One of the families was Buzz ...

Fire personnel were continuing to contain the northern edge of the wildfire burning south of the Bannack ghost town and state park on Thursday. According to Leona Rodreick, public affairs officer for ...

BANNACK STATE PARK — The park ranger at Bannack State Park had to open his silver linings playbook to make the best of what has been a bad week at the ghost town he manages. On Wednesday afternoon, a ...

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is temporarily closing Bannack State Park due to social distancing concerns and to limit the possible spread of COVID-19. Given the nature of Bannack State Park and the ...

Across the Western United States, you’ll find them in all shapes and sizes, and often close to home, in part because President Lincoln thought everyone should have access to nature. The sun sets at ...