Join the Drive for $5!

At halfway point, Montana House kills 'right to work' legislation

Missoula County opposes "right to work" measure in Legislature

Missoula City Council approves Mullan impact fees ahead of planned growth

Environment

Employees speak out on Trump's detrimental reorganization of BLM

Bureau of Land Management employees say that after four years of abuse, the agency needs to be rebuilt before it can carry out its mission of sustainable multiple-use. The resource management plans for the Missoula and Lewistown BLM offices also need major changes.

Parks committee approves funding for Clark Fork stabilization, access

February snow rescues western Montana’s snowpack, for now

Missoula County inks contract for energy audit in pursuit of carbon neutrality

New White House eyes reversal of Trump's gutting of spotted owl protections

February 26, 2021

Community Voices

March 5, 2021

Opinion: Proposed bill contrary to UM's pursuit of inclusivity

Maggie Bornstein writes, "House Bill 349 is in glaring opposition to our organization’s aim and core values, which includes advocacy for the rights and experiences of students, guided by principles of inclusivity."

Thoughts from Eureka: No penalty for Trump's treason sets precedence

Letters: Montana House Bill 176 is voter suppression

Montana Viewpoint: Defend our right to vote with same muster as right to bear arms

Opinion: Conservation victory in pulling destructive Henry's Fork logging project

Featured Media

galleries and more videos

Arts & Events

Harmon's Histories: Did the sheriff shoot himself, or did his wife try to cover up a murder?

This week’s episode was to have been the conclusion of our series on Marie (Mary) Angelia Thibeau McWhirk Buker Drouillard. But wouldn’t you know it – we’ve uncovered a few more unexpected details relating to this woman whose marriages to three prominent Missoula men in the 1870s all ended badly.

Harmon's Histories: Missoula's 11th sheriff was murdered in the jail by his wife

February 22, 2021

Harmon's Histories: Missoula's first doctor married, divorced, died mysteriously

February 15, 2021

Harmon's Histories: Who shot the sheriff? Solving Missoula's great murder mystery of 1878

February 8, 2021

Harmon's Histories: A page from early Missoula ... Honest Abe's tutor, winter's provisions, a drunk's poem

February 1, 2021

Montana Today

March 4, 2021

Nuclear energy on the radar in Montana Legislature

With uncertainty surrounding the future of the state’s coal-fired power plants and the Biden administration’s aggressive targets for reducing fossil-fuel emissions to combat climate change, Montana’s energy landscape is in flux.

Seeley Lake, public lands advocate Von Stutterheim dies a week after day named in his honor

Kentucky's past could reveal future of Gianforte's health nominee