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A vacant piece of land zoned for industrial use near Bonner could accommodate several hundred homes if Missoula County approves a requested rezone and amends a portion of its growth policy.

The new hires strengthen Inimmune's leadership team and moves the company “toward key milestones and planned expansion" into allergic drug remedies.

In Missoula, the mobile crisis team turned to local taxpayers for additional help.

Montana's two longest-tenured members of Congress both dropped out of their races for reelection and threw their support behind new candidates.

The measure is expected to bring in roughly $37 million per year by raising the state’s lodging tax from 1.5% to 2.75%.

Karin Kirk writes "The farther they get in their negotiations with data centers, the harder it is for the public to know what they’re up to, and to participate in the process."

For more than a decade, Colorado has consistently failed to meet federal standards for ground-level ozone across the Front Range where 3.3 million people live.

Laura Lundquist (Missoula Current) Three national forests east of Missoula are proposing a plan to require continuous logging across almost a million acres of southwest Montana for at least the next decade. On Monday, the U.S. Forest Service released a draft plan for a Tri-Forest Sustained-Yield Unit, which would direct logging to occur on more than 925,000 acres across the Beaverhead-Deerlodge, H

With endorsements already stacked high, Republican and former U.S. Attorney for Montana Kurt Alme filed for the U.S. Senate in the 2026 election on Wednesday, the day filing closed.

The Idaho Legislature’s budget committee rejected a pair of proposals Wednesday that would have restored a total of $285,000 in state funding for wildfire protection that the Idaho Legislature cut last month.