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Tax reform, health care and online taxes top Missoula tech leaders' talk with Gianforte

The leaders of a dozen tech companies met with Rep. Greg Gianforte in Missoula early Monday to discuss a range of challenges, from a new mandate to collect online sales taxes to health care reform, foreign trade and health savings accounts.

State adjustments leave Missoula eyeing 3.8 percent tax increase for FY 19

Given the chance, public weighs in on fate of Wilderness Study Areas in Williams' forum

Google faces class action suit for tracking cell phone locations

A class action privacy lawsuit against Google has been filed in federal court in San Francisco Friday, claiming that the technology giant continued to track the location of cell phone users after they turned off tracking.

Downtown redevelopment prompts upgrade to obsolete power grid

Missoula's Farrside Signs damaged in early morning fire

"Shocking" loss of market value in certain city districts has Missoula leaders perplexed

August 16, 2018

Montana Food Bank Network receives 35,000 pounds of pork from Smithfield Foods

Community Voices

August 18, 2018

Harmon's Histories: Thompson Falls takes up arms to stop nightly burglaries

Nearly every business in Thompson Falls had been hit. The burglaries went on for more than a year. Word on the street was that someone must have keys to every business in town. What was the little town to do?

Councilman Ramos: Missoula doesn't have "a revenue problem," but "a spending problem"

Sustainable Missoula: River City Roots Festival needs you on the Green Team

Montana Voices: Why Native Americans struggle to protect their sacred places

Sustainable Missoula: Missoula families deserve cleaner cars

August 10, 2018

Environment

Glacier Park wildfire more than doubles in size; Apgar put on evacuation warning

A wildfire in Glacier National Park more than doubled in size over the weekend, prompting more evacuations and a warning that Apgar is now in the Howe Ridge fire’s potential path. Incident commander John Pierson’s team estimated the fire’s size at 7,835 acres on Sunday – up from 3,500 acres a day earlier.

Court: Feds must reconsider endangered status for Arctic grayling in Montana

Glacier's Lake McDonald Lodge closed for season because of wildfire

Lolo Peak trails to reopen after post-burn rehabilitation

Beachfront: MRA inks final design contract for Broadway Island in Clark Fork River

August 16, 2018

UM News

August 21, 2018

NYT columnist David Brooks kicks off UM President's Lecture Series

David Brooks will present the University of Montana’s Lucile Speer Memorial Lecture next month in a free event sponsored by Logjam Presents at The Wilma in downtown Missoula. Kicking off the 2018-19 President’s Lecture Series at UM, Brooks’ talk begins at 7:30 p.m.

Number of days without summer rain increasing Western fires, UM study says

Get a job! UM's student employment fair is Thursday, Aug. 30

UM alum, law school grad, takes the gavel as American Bar Association president

August 10, 2018

UM welcomes undergrads to fall orientation Aug. 22-24

August 8, 2018

UM Sports