The owners of the popular Kamoon and Ragheef food trucks, which have been operating in the Imagine Nation Brewery parking lot, have purchased the old Tia’s restaurant building at 1016 W. Broadway.

The nonprofit YMCA relies on donations from the community to fund free or low-cost memberships, childcare, youth sports activities and other services.

The seven-day test positivity rate is 29.87%, meaning nearly one-third of all people who seek a COVID test in the area are testing positive. 

Officials are asking the public to call 406-758-5600 or email tips@flathead.mt.gov with any information about the incident. 

One pedestrian collision near St. Ignatius left a Polson woman dead on Friday, and officials have released the name of a second woman who was killed on Highway 2 on Jan. 9. 

A Montana rancher doesn’t agree with how grizzlies are being managed on private lands. Nonetheless, he supports the species’ right to exist and is using the non-lethal methods to protect his property.

A survey of Montana grizzly attitudes show residents value having grizzlies around, but think hunting is necessary and useful - something bear biologists haven’t found much evidence to support.

As grizzlies have expanded to the Beartooth Front, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has hired Kylie Kembel to educate the public about living safely with their new, wild neighbors.

A 25-year-old Colorado skier missing since Thursday was found deceased Friday on the Idaho side of the divide.

In early December, the superintendents penned a letter to state Superintendent of Public Instruction Elsie Arntzen to express their disappointment with her leadership.

John T. Mosby was charged with felony sexual assault and misdemeanor indecent exposure in 2005 following an incident in the showers at a local gym.

The historic railway depot that houses the Boone and Crockett Club will get a restored roof and other improvements, thanks to some large grant awards.

Events such as ice skating, skiing and fire pit gatherings will celebrate the best of the season and foster community among students. 

Castle Rock Construction wanted to build 59 units on the 1.65 acre plot. The decision means they will only be able to build 44 units.

The OPI’s licensure office has recently come under fire with concerns highlighted by two letters written by groups of school superintendents from around the state.

Michael N.S. McVey, 29, is charged with four felonies and Justin G. Pando, 31, is charged with two felonies.

Despite atmospheric rivers to the west and Alberta clippers to the east, the Missoula area looks stuck in a funk of foggy drizzle for mid-January.

Mary Schmidt Monahan, 61, pleaded guilty to unlawfully obtaining controlled substances as charged in an indictment. She faces a maximum of four years in prison, a $250,000 fine and one year of supervised release.

The exhibit is titled “Shape of Us” and features art and writing about isolation, identity, family and more through the program Free Verse.

The possibility of adding more commercial telecommunications to a place where many visitors come specifically to disconnect from the outside world concerns many people.