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The agency announced more than $39 million in new federal housing tax credits. Of that, $8.5 million go to the Missoula Housing Authority to rehabilitate 40 units within the Wildflower Apartment complex.

Georgia Good writes, "By moderating wolf policy, FWP can protect the traditions, wildlife, and lands that make Montana great, before it loses the right to do so."

The natural grass playing field at Ogren Park at Allegiance Field has reached the end of its lifespan, and Big Sky Professional Baseball wants to replace it with a synthetic version.

Politicians, philanthropists and an excited public are celebrating the opening of the Montana Heritage Center, a $107 million project showcasing the state’s history.

The gun rights group challenging the law has promised an appeal. The issue may eventually land at the U.S. Supreme Court.

The Center for Biological Diversity sent a 60-day notice to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service declaring its intent to sue if the agency doesn’t develop a national recovery plan for the gray wolf as required by the Endangered Species Act.

David Daniels writes, "America should not be at war with itself nor with peaceful nations of the world."

A 27-year-old man was arrested on Tuesday on several charges stemming from a downtown shooting, including Assault with a Weapon and Criminal Endangerment.

Converting the relatively new rock roof into a “living roof” will help the city comply with stormwater regulations and various control measures.

The Transportation Security Administration announced this week that, after Feb. 1, it will refer any passengers who don’t have acceptable ID to a new alternative identity verification system.