KBZK TV Bozeman, MT

On Saturday, President Donald Trump announced that the United States and Israel have launched "major combat operations" against Iran. Montana leaders gave their initial reactions to "Operation Epic Fury" on social media. kbzk.com/news/politics/…

Here is a photo that Jeff Krogstad captured near Four Corners this morning of the aurora. If you have a photo we would love to see it!

ATTENTION AM DRIVERS: A Dense Fog Advisory is in place for much of the Gallatin Valley Friday morning through 10 AM. Visibility is limited this morning and there is fog on Homestake & Bozeman Pass. Make sure your lights and fog lamps are on and be seen until the fog has cleared.

Great shot of the moon this morning from Jeff Krogstad. Waning crescent moon and Venus as well as the faint outline of Regulus which is at the heart of Leo the Lion.

No. 3-ranked Montana State and No. 2 South Dakota State fought tooth and nail into a smoky Saturday night at Bobcat Stadium, but in the end the Jackrabbits stole MSU’s Gold Rush thunder. More: 🔗montanasports.com/college/montan…

Montana rushed for 310 yards Saturday - led by Eli Gillman's 198 yards and three TDs - in a 42-17 victory in its season opener over Central Washington. More: 🔗montanasports.com/college/montan…

It has been good to see some decent rain in August. Here are a few of the storm reports tabulated over the last three days in the region. How much rain did you get in your back yard?

Snow is impacting your morning drive for Thursday. Roads are reported as slushy and slick across the region. There are already reports of a jackknifed semi on westbound I-90 as of 4 AM this morning near the Gallatin/Park County line at mille marker 321.

Icy conditions this morning with snow falling. This is a look at Bozeman Pass this morning. Reports of a crash at mile marker 322 westbound on I-90 slowing traffic. Use caution and expect delays this morning.

Several accidents have been reported this morning from the fresh snow and ice on our area roadways. Use caution this morning and expect a slow commute. Snow showers will continue to taper through the morning.

As of 6 AM on Tuesday, we have low visibility and snow-covered roads across southwest Montana. Plows are out but we expect a lot of delays this morning on area roads. Snow is expected to come in heavy bands through the mid-morning and is expected to taper off by noon.

As of 6 AM on Tuesday, our wind chill values across Montana are extremely dangerous. Bundle up today and minimize your time outside.

Dangerous driving conditions this morning with heavy bands of snow and significant drifting of snow. Travel over Bozeman Pass and Homestake Pass is not advised for the morning. Local travel is going to be slow and dangerous.

4:30 AM ROADS UPDATE: Heavy snow this morning along with gusty wind on area roads. Visibility is extremely low and drifting snow is causing considerable travel concerns. Expect to see dangerous driving conditions through the late afternoon.

Bands of heavy snow and cold air will team up to bring some difficult winter travel conditions to the region for the next few days. We are expecting snow-packed roads with periods of moderate to heavy snow to fall for Monday in SW Montana.

Wind chill this morning is brutal! Bundle up and stay safe for your Monday morning!

Light morning snow will slow the early drive. There will likely be some slick spots with poor visibility before our skies clear for a short period in the early afternoon. Our next system will move in tonight and bring scattered snow through Friday morning.

We will begin to see warmer afternoon temperatures starting today in SW Montana! We still need those coats for the kids though as we have some cold temperatures as the kids head out the door!

Decision Desk HQ has called Montana's 2nd Congressional District Race for Troy Downing.

Election Day Forecast: Scattered light snow showers expected today with highs in the low and middle 30s. The heaviest snow is expected late in the afternoon through the middle evening and snow totals are expected to taper the farther south and west we go.