MTN News will broadcast a one-hour special about the historic flooding that has devastated parts of Montana on Friday, June 24, 2022.
The flooding was particularly devastating in several counties, notably Stillwater, Carbon, and Park.
The waters destroyed homes, businesses, and infrastructure in numerous communities, including Gardiner, Red Lodge, Laurel, and Livingston.
Flooding also affected Yellowstone National Park, which had to close for more than a week due to washed-out roads.
The special report will highlight the damage, the emergency response, and the recovery efforts that continue.
"Troubled Waters" will air on KPAX and other MTN stations on Friday at 6 p.m.
Spring floods have created a statewide disaster for Montana as historic high waters and raging waves cut their way through the Treasure State.
MTN stations across the state are raising money to support our neighbors affected by this devastation. With the help of the Scripps Howard Foundation, you can make a contribution that will go to those in need.
The MTN Flood Relief Campaign is a Missoula and Western Montana KPAX initiative in collaboration with the Scripps Howard Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization. Contributions to the MTN Flood Relief Campaign will be used to help local Montana communities and are tax deductible.
