Up in the 406

The band has a devoted following that is rewarded with "a more mature take on lovin', cheatin', killin' and drinkin'," singer/guitarist Nate Hilts insists.

The pool water was too cold, police confiscated bikes while kids watched the matinee, and the preacher advised to hold your tongue! Those were the headlines in Missoula back in the summer of 1926.

Two nights in Missoula produced a compelling and magical experience for the two sold-out shows along the Blackfoot River.

Missoula County, alongside the whole state of Montana, has declared this week, June 8 to 13, as Wildfire Smoke Ready Week!

“No Booze for Bugs,” read the headline in newspapers across the country, including the local Daily Missoulian. Read the sad tale of Major League Baseball pitcher Bugs Raymond in this morning's edition of Harmon's Histories.

Climate Connections: Our annual Wildfire Smoke Ready Week is earlier in the summer this year. This allows us, collectively, to have more time to prepare for whatever summer may bring.

“Who is the most perfect physical specimen of young womanhood in Missoula or western Montana?" The question was posed 100 years ago by The Daily Missoulian newspaper, in launching its “sequel to Miss America.”

Multiple agencies responded to a fire near the Wye on Sunday afternoon, where a large column of black smoke caught widespread attention.

The National Weather Service in Missoula recorded 0.08 inches of rain over a 24-hour period into Thursday morning. That was in addition to the 0.28 inches that fell over Tuesday.

Well, I wouldn’t call them festive, and they ain’t creeping up my picnic pants – but I am disporting myself with “antics queer” these days. That’s right, we have a mini ant invasion. But why?