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The court can rule on the briefs, but multiple people expect the justices to set a date for oral arguments.
The U.S. Postal Service announced on Tuesday that it will indeed move outgoing mail processing from Missoula to Spokane.
Tyler J. Hurst is facing one misdemeanor count of sexual assault, according to Missoula County Justice Court documents. An investigation by the Missoula Police Department is ongoing.
A teacher, who was recently terminated from the Harrison Public School district, is being investigated for possible crimes committed against students.
Two weeks ago the city arrested Brad Carlson while urban camping. Carlson then moved camps, where he was assaulted by a neighbor of his new location.
Bigfork standout Braeden Gunlock has committed to BYU women's basketball.
A middle-aged male with disabilities and very limited income is in need of king-size flannel sheets and a king-size blanket.
Lack of training, poor background checks, and dead bugs are just some of the findings in a recent BIA report on the Fort Peck Tribal adult and juvenile corrections facilities.
There's a lot of construction activity in East Missoula either underway or planned for the near future.
MONTANA UNTAMED: Montanans of all stripes seem to agree on at least two things: They care deeply about conservation and public lands, and life here is getting worse.
Coming this weekend, Lee Montana will publish a special pullout section in all print editions to help you learn the 2024 candidates and their positions — in their own words.
The University of Montana Rodeo team is sending two to the National College Finals Rodeo. Ty Christensen will compete in team roping and Lexi Murer will compete in barrel racing.
Officials in Montana criticized the Biden administration's Title IX rules that protect students from discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
The Missoula Fire Department was sent to a CPR in-progress call on Higgins Avenue at about 11:30 a.m. on Saturday.
The Mount Jumbo North Zone, which includes all areas north of Saddle Road, is scheduled to open on Wednesday, the city's Parks and Recreation Department announced on Monday.
A shelter-in-place order was issued for a one-block radius of the incident, starting at about 10 p.m. on Friday and ending at 2 a.m. on Saturday.
AJ Forbes will remain in the northwest while Nash Fouch and Travis Benham are both heading to the NFL's "Big Apple" teams.
An increased law enforcement presence on campus can be expected.
About 60 protesters gathered to show support for Palestine, criticize U.S. support of Israel, call for a ceasefire in Israel's military campaign in Gaza, and denigrate the Republicans inside.
“Montana … is going to be a critical juncture. The Senate, there's never been a better pathway for us to regain some control there," Trump, Jr., said.
The practice of sedating people detained by police is quietly spreading across the nation, illustrating an often-hidden way fatal police encounters end: not by gunfire but with the silent use of a medical syringe.
Missoula's Bridgette Hoenke McTee and Tim Caramore took top honors in the 10K races at the 52nd annual YMCA Riverbank Run Saturday morning.
This January, they held an open audition, which happened to align with the arrival of a blizzard. Despite the weather, they were greeted with a larger than expected turnout.
At issue is what to do with a 200-acre landfill of buried potliners — the leftover residue of the aluminum smelting process at Columbia Falls Aluminum Co.
Newly-appointed U.S. Circuit Judge Anthony D. Johnstone, a former University of Montana law school professor, heard oral arguments for two Montana cases on Friday.
The Missoula Hellgate softball team posted its first win in five years on Friday in Frenchtown.
Pyramid Mountain Lumber General Manager Todd Johnson said one group has made a proposal to keep the company in business, and a couple more investors still have interest.
Housing costs and the sunsetting of pandemic-era benefits have more people than ever needing charitable sources of food in Montana.
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New federal limits on mercury and air toxics emissions are expected to increase NorthWestern Energy power bills by $1,000 annually, U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke said Tuesday, chastising the Biden administration for limits most power plants already clear.
Read through the obituaries published today in Missoulian.
Homeschool is becoming more popular for Montana families while public school enrollment is on the decline.
North Dakota's Game and Fish Department is working to raise awareness of zebra mussels in Lake Oahe.
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This episode features an interview with UM's head tennis coach after some thoughts on recent Griz and Montana State football news.
The wide receiver is one of three former MSU players to get an NFL opportunity since Saturday.
The top 10 marks in each event put up by Montana high school athletes this season.
Over 400 Montanans in the class of 2024 have committed to or signed with college athletic programs.
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