Connecting the city through art is one of the main objectives of Arts Missoula. Thursday evening, the organization honored several local artists and community members who also share that goal.
The Missoula PaddleHeads improved to 8-2 in Pioneer League baseball action Friday night with a road win over the Ogden Raptors.
Shannon O'Brien is running uncontested in the Democratic primary for superintendent of the Office of Public Instruction. If elected, she says she will be an advocate for public education.
Planning a trip to the East Coast or Gulf Coast this summer? It could be a very active Atlantic tropical storm season.
The primary election in June 4.
Beyond the Big Bend and across terrain above about 6,000 feet in Glacier, winter has persisted even to June — a normal phenomenon despite the uncommon lack of lower-elevation snow.
All affected property owners will receive a revised 2023 classification and appraisal notice, showing a decrease in value.
Here's a roundup of local stories that ran this week.
There's a new restaurant in the Missoula area, a few new food trucks and St. Pat's hospital is hosting a groundbreaking research trial.
"MHP management is retaliating against a decorated trooper for doing her job as a union president," MFPE president Amanda Curtis said this week.
How the charges are handled in the criminal justice system has shown a divide between the city’s three municipal court judges and the Missoula County attorney.
The Missoula PaddleHeads improved to 7-2 in Pioneer League baseball action Thursday night with a road win over the Ogden Raptors.
Trump is popular in Montana, winning the state with nearly 57% of the vote in 2020 and 56% in 2016.
Law enforcement agencies have been searching for 31-year-old Vinson Ryan Cooper, a citizen of the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes, who was last seen south of Poplar on Monday.
The suit was filed on Thursday in Missoula County District Court against Tyler J. Hurst, a former doctor who practiced at Community Medical Center’s emergency department.
The offices will be open through June 4, and will offer services, including voter registration, ballot distribution, early voting in-person and ballot drop-off.
Trooper Sheridan Crutcher told the Missoulian there is an ongoing investigation into the incident, which happened at mile marker 88 of Highway 93 near Blue Mountain Road.
Work on the East Front Street water main has temporarily closed Van Buren Street and one of the entrances to the Eastgate Albertsons.
The annual event, featuring dinner, games, auctions and live music, is the biggest fundraiser of the year for the nonprofit.
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith's massive retrospective of challenging art traveled from New York to Seattle last year.
A Republican lawmaker from Montana blocked a Biden administration judicial nominee who would have been the state's first Native American federal district court judge, officials said Wednesday.
The Missoula PaddleHeads improved to 6-2 in Pioneer League baseball action Wednesday night with a road win over the Ogden Raptors.
Advocates are struggling with laws passed in several Republican-controlled states that have criminalized much of the work done by voter outreach groups.
Police tried to detain a man related to their investigation of a Wednesday structure fire.
In Browning – a place where many live in poverty and where people aren’t moving in or out – appraisal values and property taxes have skyrocketed.
Trustees approved 33 elementary teacher cuts and 14 secondary education elimination.
Tester also called on the U.S. Postal Service's Board of Governors to remove Postmaster General Louis DeJoy from the top job at the federal agency.
This spring, the city and county used $2 million of open space bonds and several grants to finalize the deal.
Sentencing is scheduled for Sept. 24.
Multiple explosions were reported with active flames and smoke showing, according to fire officials.
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Activities at the Missoula Public Library this week:
“COOL,” as the labeling is known, has been a PR hit since a first-year U.S. Senator from Montana, Democrat Jon Tester, proposed it in 2007.
Read through the obituaries published today in Missoulian.
The rhetorical “war on coal” is back as Republicans try to capitalize on moves by President Joe Biden's administration to rein in pollution and climate change. Recent proposals and rules from the administration could hasten the closure of coal-fired power plants and the mines that supply them. Supporters say the changes are long overdue to address health problems from coal pollution. Republicans including Sen. Steve Daines of Montana say the result will be higher electricity prices and fewer lucrative coal jobs. The stakes are high in the Powder River Basin along the Montana-Wyoming border. It has the largest coal mines in the U.S. and a power plant that government officials say is a top emitter of toxic pollution.
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Photos from the 2024 Montana 6-Man Football All-Star Game in Custer on May 31, 2024.
The 36-point margin of victory was the most lopsided by a team in the 6-Man All-Star Game since 2018, when the Blue stomped the Red 70-28.
Check out the all-state and all-conference teams.
While all eyes will be on the game once the ball is kicked off around 7 p.m. on Bob Green Field, “The Clev” means much more to the players and coaches involved than the couple hours of game action.
On this episode of the Utterly Moderate Podcast we are joined by political scientist Wilfred Reilly to talk about misleading claims that have made their way into educational curricula.
🎧 The hosts discuss what has been lost now that we have fewer shared experiences that can draw us closer together.
Are you feeling the crunch of the current housing market? Dive into the 2024 Homebuyer Report with NerdWallet's senior writer Elizabeth Renter on the latest episode of Pennywise.
The Weather Channel's Jen Carfagno joins the Across the Sky podcast to share her weather coverage travel stories.
Our common ground is wonder, devotion, gratitude, and the desire for fellowship and service.
“Hit Man,” Glen Powell's latest, is like a resume of characters he can assume and, yes, they’re good.
The woman had yelled "You'll never be allowed in this town again" at Kylie Kelce as she was walking into a restaurant with her husband last weekend.
