Former Oath Keeper says conversation at Montana grocery store was the ‘last straw’
The Oath Keepers are one of the most prominent anti-government groups in the United States, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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‘Huge leap forward:’ Crisis receiving center to help meet Missoula’s behavioral healthcare needs
Looking to limit trips to the emergency room or jail, Missoula County and a host of partners are working to open a crisis receiving center with enough capacity to meet the city's current needs.
Assessment will determine future home of MPD, use of City Hall
As the city and county move closer to taking possession of the old federal building in downtown Missoula, questions over the Missoula Police Department's future location linger, as does the future of City Hall.
While late, Going-to-the-Sun Road now open in Glacier Park
In one of its latest openings ever, Going-to-the-Sun Road was officially cleared for visitors on Wednesday morning, Glacier National Park said.
CSKT make pitch to bring Big Medicine back home to bison range
Many Indigenous cultures, including the Salish and Kootenai, regarded the birth as an omen of good fortune and renewed hope, and Big Medicine was kept alive on the range for 26 years, nearly triple the age of the average bull bison.
‘Lost’ 1860s wagon trail at center of Missoula right-of-way debate across private land
A trail used between Stevensville and Missoula as early as the 1860s but – as some contend – was never recorded as an official road lies at the center of a petition by a handful of residents looking to access the Bitterroot River in Lower Miller Creek.
Judge: Jury must decide PADI liability in Glacier drowning case
Missoula County District Judge Leslie Halligan this week denied a diving association’s claim that it shouldn’t be included as a defendant in a lawsuit resulting from the November 2020 drowning death of Linnea Mills.
Big Brothers, Sisters of NW Montana buoyed by $21K gift from Missoula Eagles
Big Brothers Big Sister of Northwest Montana received a welcome gift from the Fraternal Order of Eagle on Wednesday to help the organization with its mentoring program.
UM’s free Clark Fork River Recreation Shuttle returning for 2nd year
The shuttles began last summer as a pilot project developed in partnership with Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks, the Clark Fork Coalition, the Missoula Downtown Partnership, Mountain Line, Missoula County and the City of Missoula.
FDA rules stop Montana pharma company from helping formula shortage
As America continues to scramble for more baby formula following a Michigan plant shutdown that hobbled the nation’s supply, a Montana manufacturer in Billings stood by, ready to ramp up production only to be stymied by federal red tape.