Montana Today

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.

A resolution to decriminalize entheogenic plants in Missoula couldn't find the votes on City Council to push it from committee this week, so its sponsors opted to table the effort in hopes they can change minds in the coming months.

Planned Parenthood of Montana will no longer be providing medication abortions to patients in South Dakota and three other states with “trigger laws,” according to an all-staff email sent by organization President and CEO Martha Fuller Thursday.

Missoula Montana Airport closed its airstrip and diverted commercial flights to Kalispell early Monday after a small plane crash-landed on the runway.

The Montana Office of Public Instruction is updating school accreditation standards, and Arntzen has proposed eliminating the minimum ratio of school counselors to students.

With a landmark shift to electric vehicles rapidly approaching and funding available, Missoula city and county officials are pushing to develop plans to place the necessary infrastructure and ensure it's equally distributed.

Eric Feaver, one of Montana’s most prominent labor leaders and now a Helena city commissioner, has passed away.

The standing master of Missoula Veterans Court and a University of Montana faculty member died on Monday in Minnesota while undergoing treatment for brain cancer.

The City of Missoula took a pause during Monday night's council meeting to recognize World Refugee Day and to praise the positive impacts of the city's growing refugee population.

ritish scientists announced Monday that they have developed a machine-learning algorithm that can determine, with 98% accuracy, whether Alzheimer’s disease is present in a patient by looking at a single brain scan.