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In the “Year of Housing” in 2023, lawmakers put $400 million into the Housing Trust Fund. Now they’re proposing $600 million.

Supporters of a bill that would create a special revenue account to fund the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Task Force say it is necessary to keep the program going.

Nearly 5,000 Providence Health & Systems nurses and other professionals walked off their jobs Friday in the largest strike by health workers in state history – and the first involving unionized doctors.

The water restrictions in Missoula have been lifted and some area waterways have been opened.

Earth saw a record-high average daily temperature of 62.87 degrees Fahrenheit on Monday, the EU climate monitor said, breaking the previous record of 62.76 degrees Fahrenheit set just the day before.

Elizabeth Mills-Low write, "We are both graduating seniors, and as we look toward the future, we have the painful realization that there are Palestinians our age who do not get the opportunity to think of what comes after school."

The United States Postal Service on Monday announced that it will pause plans to consolidate the Missoula processing center and relocate some operations to Washington.

One of Missoula County's last remaining lumber mills on Thursday evening announced its plans to close, ending a run that began in 1949.

The most contentious provision in the 97-page rules package would require large child care facilities to enroll children who, for religious reasons, have not been vaccinated.

The Central Sierra Snow Lab, sitting near Donner Pass at over 7,000 feet in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains, started 2024 with 32 inches of snow on the ground.