Missoula Current

Missoula housing advocates are tapping into a library of resources to ensure the city's population of homeless vets find the resources and housing they need.

A judge’s ruling has ended a Canadian coal company’s four-year effort to water down the selenium pollution standards for Lake Koocanusa.

Rob Lewis writes, "If history is any guide, the breakthroughs veterans are helping unlock today will one day benefit millions beyond the military community."

“They say the first step is admitting you have a problem. So today, right here in this column, I admit it. I am a junkie, an addict. I need help.”

Conservationists and federal land managers clashed in court over a plan shrinking protected research areas.

As the Wye transitions to a new urban center with a growing population base and thousands of new homes, Missoula County looks to ensure the area is properly served by fire and emergency services.

Lawmakers quizzed Montana Secretary of State official Austin James on Thursday about voter information the office turned over to the federal government.

David Andrews writes, "There is plenty of room between “imminent doom” and “hoax” to find common ground. That common ground could then become the basis of the sustainable climate policy we sorely need."

Washington’s Department of Ecology announced a statewide drought emergency Wednesday, marking the fourth consecutive year that part or all of the state has been in a drought.

In response to the Trump administration’s recent dismantling of the U.S. Forest Service, a growing number of businesses are joining together to oppose the action.