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Staff and volunteers at the Poverello Center have been preparing this year's Thanksgiving Day meal for weeks, and today there was food enough to feed several hundred shelter residents.

Amy Allison Thompson, the new executive director of the Poverello Center, looks to tackle the underlying issues that lead to chronic homelessness and break down lingering stereotypes.

The "point in time" survey found 395 homeless individuals in Missoula, followed by 302 in Billings and 236 in Great Falls; Helena, Kalispell and Butte rounded out the top six.

"I’m not one of these politically correct bastards. … I don’t like fruitcakes, I don’t like Democrats and I don’t like liberal lies. They didn’t have fruitcakes where I grew up.”

"I’m probably late in noticing this, but James Welch, who surely ranks as one of the best writers in the history of Montana, is the subject of today’s Google doodle."

Every cause has a force behind it, and when it comes pushing for Missoula to become a "sanctuary city," that force is Geoff Easton.

A Missoula man has launched a grassroots campaign urging the City Council to declare Missoula a sanctuary city, saying it would go far in combating the rising tide of hate in wake of Trump's election.

Fearful of the path ahead, students at the University of Montana took a stand against bigotry, hoping to counter the rhetoric used over the past 15 months by the nation's newly elected president.

Missoula Economic Partnership has launched a new survey exploring the broadband needs of area businesses, and whether the city's current network is capable of meeting their Internet demands.

Emboldened by the election of Donald Trump, a conservative Billings business owner goes on a racist, nasty tirade on Facebook and now faces a possible boycott of his business.