Jill Valley

SKC is offering 50% off tuition for everyone for the third year in a row. SKC is one of 35 Tribal colleges throughout the nation, but you do not need to be a tribal member to attend.

The crime lab experienced a drop-off in DUI testing during the COVID-19 lockdown, but once businesses reopened, the caseload increased. And often, it’s a drugs and alcohol situation when someone is pulled over.

Longtime Missoula journalist and broadcaster Jim Harmon recently did something he’d never done before — he wrote a book, one that shines a light on his profession and Missoula’s rough and tumble days of the late 1800s.

When the owners of a new business started renovations on an old building in downtown Missoula, they found some secrets that have historians intrigued and pleased that something so amazing survived the years.

One of Missoula’s oldest churches is preparing for its final Christmas Eve service after 129 years. The congregation decided to sell the building that’s been a part of downtown since the early 1900s.

Missoula's business community was out in force Wednesday night for the annual Chamber of Commerce Banquet with special recognition to those who went above and beyond the past year.

Bozeman resident Cora Neumann announced her run for U.S. Senate Tuesday morning. Neumann is running as a Democrat, and she’ll join Wilmot Collins, John Mues, and Michael Chantry Knoles in the race against incumbent Republican Sen. Stev...

It used to be a place where you could buy fine jewelry, but now it's a facility that offers something more precious than gold. Community Medical Center's new dialysis unit recently opened in the former Adair Jeweler's building on South Reserve Street in Missoula, offering care for kidneys...

It will be a low-key event meant just for family and friends to honor the 14 firefighters killed in Colorado, 25 years ago Saturday on Storm King Mountain near Glenwood Springs, Colorado. One of the firefighters killed that day was Hamilton’s Don Mackey.

Making a video is something we can all do with today’s smartphones and digital cameras. But what if you went one step further and made a short film the whole town could see? The 48 Hour Film Project is coming to Missoula and offers a chance to become an actual filmmaker.