Democrats running in the primary for Montana’s western U.S. House seat agree its critical to address a warming world that’s changing the climate in ways that affect the state’s leading industries.
Communities in the newly drawn western U.S. House district include some of the hardest-hit when it comes to affordable housing.
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The candidates are Cora Neumann, Monica Trane and Tom Winter.
After spending two years isolated by international pandemic travel restrictions, Waterton Lakes National Park can start welcoming American visitors again this summer.
The company sells beef and pork raised in the Bitterroot Valley.
Licensed occupational therapist Julie Kraft started work at Community as a student and never left. After 34 years, she can't even estimate the number of patients she's helped.
Students returned to the Adams Center for spring commencement from the University of Montana after the pandemic disrupted ceremonies for the last two years.
Lake County Sheriff's deputies arrested a man suspected of murdering a woman on Friday, three days after the victim's body was found near Polson.
An alley behind Bernice’s Bakery near the Hip Strip was ransacked by a black bear on Mother’s Day weekend, with dozens of residents waking to find their garbage cans tipped over and spilled in the dirt.
"We can do better, we have the money to do better, we have the will to do better," one lawmaker told a state health official. "You're in the position to do better."
Loyola Sacred Heart's No. 1 doubles team of Gio Horner and Ava Bellamah have been a force this spring, forging a perfect record so far.
Jack Finlay was first diagnosed with ALS during his junior year of undergraduate studies in November 2010. He dreamt of becoming a doctor, but his diagnosis made him consider another path.
Missoula County will receive a $500,000 brownfields grant to clean up former industrial sites in East Missoula, Bonner, West Riverside, Milltown and Piltzville.
Sand and sandbags are available to the public on D Road at Fort Missoula.
Tyler Uhrich, 20, is wanted by authorities after Rozlyn Bluemel, 22, was found dead in a tribal wilderness area on the east short of Flathead Lake by Polson.
County Commissioners Juanita Vero and Dave Strohmaier, along with Missoula County Public Works crews, cleaned up the site Friday.
A forlorn and long-neglected stretch of fish and wildlife habitat in Missoula has been slowly surrounded by pavement and buildings and digging machines for decades, but a remedy is taking shape.
Montana's run at men's lacrosse nationals in Texas came to an end Thursday night.
From a second-place finish at the 2021 AA state cross country meet, to some of the top marks in the distance events this track season, Missoula Hellgate junior Finneas Colescott is enjoying another breakout season.
The Missoula Art Park opens in the spring and closes in the fall, running on a seasonal cycle much like the farmers markets.
Though the board worked to find a balance between eliminating barriers to various educator’s licenses without sacrificing quality of instruction, not all in the education community are convinced.
Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte last week said he would support a special legislative session should a landmark federal ruling on abortion rights be reversed.
The Montana softball team saw its season come to an end Thursday afternoon.
If their contact information is not correct, some Montanans could lose coverage they're qualified to receive.
The 2022 Spring Mack Days are coming to a close and an elusive $10,000-prize fish named "The Captain" remains at large.
His death was announced Thursday in a Facebook post by daughter Sara Weaver, who lives near Kalispell, Montana.
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Travis Scott and Morgan Wallen made controversial returns on the Billboard Music Awards stage on Sunday, while Mary J. Blige was honored for her musical excellence. Wallen performed in his first major awards show after he was caught on camera more than a year ago using a racial slur. The country star and his four-piece band performed “Don’t Think Jesus” then his chart-topping “Wasted on You.” Scott made his first televised performance since a massive crowd surge killed 10 people and injured thousands at his Astroworld Festival in Houston in November last year. The rapper performed his single “Mafia” in an icy, polar-themed prerecorded set that was heavily censored.