M-80 Chicken to open in iconic downtown Missoula
M-80 Chicken is opening a brick-and-mortar restaurant after nearly five years of serving hot chicken from their food trucks.
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Council members caution deep impacts if Congress cuts Medicaid
The trickle-down impacts of federal cuts to Medicaid and the potential budget disaster have some local officials concerned.
City planning two commuter trails in greater Mullan area
The city and its engineering partner will begin the design and eventual bidding of more than one mile of new trail in the greater Mullan area.
Trump ends FHA COVID-era mortgage assistance
Critics of the FHA COVID relief policy say it’s keeping unqualified borrowers in their homes without making a payment for two to three years, and delaying scarce inventory from going on the market.
MRA to fund repairs, structural analysis of Ogren Park
The funding will repair shifting concrete within the stadium, along with the HVAC system. It also covers a deeper structural analysis.
Passenger rail bill derails on Senate floor
Lobbyists representing large industry interests testified against the bill to fund passenger rail in Montana.
City puts redesign of West Broadway intersection in motion
The intersection has a number of limitations, including pedestrian crossings on one leg and vehicle movements on another.
City to consider 172-unit senior community, trust fund payment
An old development agreement for a parcel of land off Mullan Road would be amended to permit greater density in exchange for payment into the Affordable Housing Trust Fund.
Bill to return housing application fees clears Legislature
Property managers with four or more units would be required to return application fees to prospective renters who are not selected.
Mayor sends daycare requirement for development back to committee
At the request of the mayor, the Missoula City Council on Monday agreed to send a measure removing a requirement for childcare in a northside development back to committee for further review.