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Gianforte signs bill prohibiting transgender athletes from women's high school, college sports

Missoula entrepreneur double dips in new startups, overcomes industry hurdles

As a woman, Reghan Brandt faced a unique set of challenges in the insurance industry, but her passion and experience navigating the corporate world helped guide her through these obstacles.

Missoula business leaders express post-pandemic optimism; interest in relocating high

Tester: Enhanced unemployment plays a role, but businesses need workers

Missoula council approves city control of land appraisals during subdivision review

Legislature's paltry film cap kills plans for media hub in Missoula; sends jobs elsewhere

Environment

Montana to become 1st state to strike numeric standards for nitrogen, phosphorus

The EPA has long said that numeric nutrient standards are important tools for regulators to prevent rivers, streams, lakes and gulfs from the kind of nutrient loading that leads to harmful algal blooms, fish kills, and health concerns related to impaired drinking water.

FWP angers fly fishermen by stopping trout restoration

May 6, 2021

Dry March and April result in less mountain snowpack, lower rivers

May 6, 2021

Missoula County backs plans to study local food production, consumption and barriers

May 4, 2021

New infrared counters help State Parks track visitors

May 4, 2021

Community Voices

Montana Viewpoint: Just say no to thugs and politics born in fear

Jim Elliott writes, "There are two ways to bring people together, hope and fear, and of the two, fear is by far the easiest. You don’t have to dig very deep to find something that enough people worry about that can be exploited for personal or political advantage."

Letters: South Plateau logging project should be withdrawn

Bullock: The Montana setback plan and consequences of 2020 election

Voices: Montana’s comeback depends on housing bill and Gianforte's signature

Letters: John Engen is the experience Missoula can trust

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Arts & Events

Harmon's Histories: UM's Kaimin debuted with distinguished staff, oft-mispronounced name

I was reading the Kaimin the other day – well, to be more precise, to specify with specificity, as I have often have been known to jokingly say, I was reading the debut issue of the Kaimin from June 1, 1898 and came across a couple of curiosities.

Sustainable Missoula: Collaborating for the future

May 6, 2021

Harmon's Histories: Missoula's 1888 housing crisis left locals searching for shelter day and night

May 3, 2021

Harmon's Histories: Will Horse Plains, Montana produce America's 1st female president?

April 19, 2021

Harmon's Histories: Montana's earliest newspapers were fiercely independent

April 12, 2021

Montana Today

May 12, 2021

Gianforte signs daylight savings bill; states to petition feds for permanent time zone

While it's too soon to set the clock and leave it forever, Montana moved one step closer to permanent daylight savings time this week after Gov. Greg Gianforte signed a bill authorizing the move.

Jail diversion, criminal justice reform in Missoula County receives $700,000 grant

What the slow vaccine rates mean for one rural Montana county

Missoula County health officer rescinds year-old mask mandate, mostly

Five things to know about health care changes in Montana