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Oak Wood Properties has since backed down from its proposed “staggering increase,” but any increase in rent may challenge some residents, the county said.

The board's endorsement of the city's buy-sell agreement with Averill Hospitality was unanimous, along with the development agreement and land-use agreement.

While Shania Twain kicked off her summer concert in Missoula to great fanfare, she also held a quieter event during her stop to address food insecurity.

The Margery Hunter Brown Indian Law Clinic at UM has embarked on an ambitious project to create a digital archive of legal documents from each of Montana’s tribal nations.

A fire broke out Wednesday night at the former Pyramid Mountain Lumber yard, fully engulfing two buildings.

The latest federal jobs report came in rosier than predicted, one day after a payroll report showed the U.S. economy lost 33,000 private sector jobs.

After a record XC event at Marshall Mountain last week, managers will turn to improvement projects ahead of fall.

Montanans are soon going to find out how their property values have changed over the last two years, and how that could affect their taxes.

With millions of dollars in private investment slated for downtown Missoula, new year-round air service to Chicago and a successful marathon weekend in the books, the local economy may be waking from its post-pandemic doldrums.

Montana’s largest newspaper company, Lee Enterprises, has agreed to pay $9.5 million to subscribers alleging privacy violations and is now facing three invasion-of-privacy lawsuits from current or former employees.