At this time of the year, the Musselshell River flows lazily past what’s left of the community of Mosby, whose Facebook page proudly touts: “Less than a mile from the middle of nowhere ... & that’s ...

The diversion dam at the washed out Naderman irrigation system near Roundup is now far from the river. The head gate has been left high and dry as the Musselshell River moved away from the 1920’s ...

River assessment This summer, an assessment of the Musselshell flood damage was completed by a team of experts with an eye to improving the river’s “function and ecological sustainability.” The River ...

The Musselshell drainage has seen some hard times. Drought has frequently led to the river’s dewatering. The deterioration of the watershed was noted in a 2004 assessment of the riparian corridor ...

The Musselshell River is home to fewer than 10,000 people, but is a golden example of what makes Montana special and how Montanans are working to keep it that way. The Musselshell flows 342 miles ...

BILLINGS, Mont.BILLINGS, Mont. — The Musselshell River put a small central Montana town under an estimated 6 feet of water Thursday as the most recent bout of flooding to pound the water-logged state ...

The search for a missing 3-year-old Canadian boy who fell into the Musselshell River has come to an end. According to a family member, his body was found Thursday evening in the second fence barrier ...

BILLINGS - The normally tame Musselshell River is flooding along most of its winding journey through central Montana. At Shawmut, the river set a record pace Tuesday, flowing at 3,670 cubic feet per ...

Editor’s note: This is the fifth blog in a series by contributor Wendy Beye, chronicling a restoration effort on Montana’s Musselshell River. While the Musselshell River’s rampaging waters were still ...

Editor’s note: This is the fourth blog in a series by contributor Wendy Beye, chronicling a restoration effort on Montana’s Musselshell River. Floodwaters dallied in Musselshell River’s floodplain for ...

During the 1800s, the Missouri River ran wild and free through Montana. Fort Peck was thriving at the eastern edge of the breaks, but the Fort Peck Dam was not built until the 1930s. Water in the ...