Photographer Jeremy Lurgio unexpectedly finds that life carries on in Cartersville, a small Montana town whose name was struck from official state highway maps in 2000.
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Nearly 8,000 people lost their housing in Oregon’s Labor Day fires. Some are finally finding a home, for now.
Despite political affiliation, Idaho hunters and anglers agree public lands need protection.
Oakland is pricing out long-term residents, among them Joe Waukazoo.
A snapshot of life in Green River for young, artistic do-gooders from elsewhere.
After months of requests from our tenacious subscribers, the HCN iPad app is finally here.
Reporter Nicholas Kusnetz rides along with Mike Reynolds, who left his logging business in Washington State to work trucking water to the Bakken's oil fields.
"Lightbulb" Winders recounts his experiences as the last lookout on Green Mountain.
Emilene Ostlind and Joe Riis tracked the western Wyoming pronghorn migration for two years. But it wasn't until their final spring that they truly experienced it.
The self-trained entomologist discusses readers' questions on insects, and some of his favorite worldwide insect finds.
A profile of Montana gun-rights activist Gary Marbut.
Author Paul VanDevelder speaks on the U.S. government's plan to dam the Missouri River and flood native lands.
Craig Childs narrates his paddle down the Lower San Juan, with photos and video he took on the trip.
Watch contributing editor Matt Jenkins, as he explains the importance of water in the West!
A luthier credits his Western upbringing with shaping the instruments he builds.
National Geographic photographer Peter McBride shows images from his new book and discusses what he learned while working on it.
Radmilla Cody and Geraldine Laughter discuss domestic violence and the challenges for enforcement and victim support services on the Navajo Nation.
Ecologist Charlie Crisafulli talks about the surprising biodiversity that has emerged in the wake of the 1980 Mount St. Helens eruption.
Jeff Rice discusses how he collects sound and plays some of the sounds from the Western Soundscape Archive
Colorado moves one step closer to kickstarting a new Western uranium boom.
A conversation with Michael Berman about how he finds images and sees the world.
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