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Politics
Murkowski to oppose Stone-Manning; Tester tries to keep support for Montanan
Another Republican senator plans to oppose President Joe Biden’s pick to lead the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, who has been targeted by conservatives over her connection to an Idaho tree-spiking scheme three decades ago.
City Council opts for primary in three Missoula races; will fund mail election
GOP-led Legislature withdraws request for MT Supreme Court records
Tax cuts passed by 2021 Montana Legislature: Who really benefits?
After late filing, Missoula races to include 4 candidates for mayor, 15 for City Council
Business
Council votes to accept federal building, share renovation costs with Missoula County
With the opportunity at hand, the Missoula City Council on Wednesday placed its unanimous support behind plans to accept the downtown federal building from the government, while also approving a memorandum of understanding with the county regarding future cost and care of the facility.
Marshall Mountain sale confirmed, ending weeks of uncertainty
Missoula voters may consider 3% marijuana tax; county to explore uses of revenue
City: Shortened timeline for development review could trim Missoula's housing costs
Missoula County buys 27 acres for gravel quarry; purchase will 'save money'
Arts & Events
Harmon's Histories: Who was the mysterious George ... er, Archie ... Hoaglin?
Harmon's Histories: From 1887 Philipsburg came tales of libel lawsuit, fake snow
Harmon's Histories: On Memorial Day 1890, a young man left Ohio to make his mark in Missoula
