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“There's nothing worse for me, knowing every day of my life I had this child who was in so much pain, and I couldn't fix it.” - Helen Kelly

A facet of the Hip Strip for years, the Silk Road will be closing its doors, though it will live on as a catering business; this week, Amber and Janna explore the menu offerings.

Once slated for a 36-unit subdivision, the scenic confluence of Rock Creek at the Clark Fork River has been restored to a more natural state - and the perfect outdoor classroom.

For the first time in recorded history, a pair of trumpeter swans have taken to a Missoula Valley wetland - a working ranch protected last year by a conservation easement.

Missoula officials encourage Advocates for a Safe Water System in West Virginia find ways to take over their respective water systems and make them public.

As Missoula receives its first refugees as part of the nation's resettlement efforts, Soft Landing turns its focus to the Congo and the plight of its people.

Lyle Ruterbories, a former sheet-metal worker and WWII veteran born during the Great Depression, has kept watch over Kintla Lake in Glacier Park for the past 20 years.

Looking to attract young voters, Forward Montana went online this week with a new voter guide; print versions to follow in selected Montana cities in October.

Former world cycling champion Tyler Hamilton, who confessed to doping as a member of the U.S. Postal Service team, amends past mistakes with honesty.

Al Jazeera film crew arrives from Miami to gain a better understanding of how Missoula emerged as a haven for refugees fleeing war and violence.