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Missoula will receive a $3.6 million federal grant to fund the acquisition of new electric buses, as Mountain Line prepares to resume regular service.
"The top priorities for housing initiatives really come down to construction of new homes that are affordable for Missoulians," said Colin Woodrow, of the City's Office of Housing & Community Development.
What would have been the 44th Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration at Fort Missoula has been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Police are looking into what started out as a bomb scare but was soon determined to be a simple round of cannon ammunition apparently tossed i…
Montana and Montana are both ranked in the HERO Sports FCS Preseason Top 25 as five Big Sky Conference teams land in the top 18, including fou…
A Hamilton man was charged Tuesday with two felony counts in connection with an alleged threat to commit a mass shooting.
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The state's largest workers' compensation organization is offering some policyholders grants in the form of personal protective equipment.
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