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Missoula's 6th Street will close for construction Sept. 22-Oct. 1. Here's where the closure is located, what drivers need to know and why the work is happening.

A date that Pacific Northwest train riders and advocates have long awaited is finally nigh. Amtrak’s sleek, amenity-packed new trains will debut on the Cascades intercity route on Sept. 30.

The official poverty rate in the United States dipped slightly by half a percentage point last year to a historic low of 10.2%, according to U.S. Census Bureau data released Tuesday.

Sunday Streets Missoula returns September 20, closing part of Higgins Avenue to cars and opening downtown to walking, biking, games and free activities.

Franklin Crossing – a collaboration between United Housing Partners, the Missoula Housing Authority and the City of Missoula – will rent below the market rate and help fill a dire need for affordable housing.

A fraudulent enrollment scheme drained $673,745 in federal money from the University of Montana’s Missoula College in 2025, according to a new report from the Legislative Audit Division.

Tribal leaders across Washington and Oregon told Stateline that this year’s record-breaking wildfires burned timber that they rely on for income, threatened food sources and waterways, and harmed the health of their communities.

Viva Montana, Missoula's Latin Heritage Festival, comes to Caras Park Saturday with free food, live music, dancing and cultural celebrations for all ages.

Oregon has lost much of the progress it had made toward its transportation greenhouse gas emissions goal, according to a new progress forecast.

State Sen. Daniel Zolnikov helped pass some of the nation’s strongest privacy laws a decade ago, and wants to bolster them next session.