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Extreme heat is one of the top five extreme weather hazards in Missoula County, and across the county the increase in the number of annual days above 90 degrees is a trend that is expected to continue as a result of climate change.

When Widespread Panic concerts were announced in Missoula in early February, both shows sold out in the matter of a few days.

Across Montana, concerns about data centers are spurring questions about what kind of oversight citizens and local governments have over large-scale projects.

As now written, owners of domestic animals, owner’s family members, an owner’s employee or the agent of an owner can kill one gray wolf without a permit if it’s caught attacking livestock.

Wild free-roaming horses will continue to rove national forests in Arizona and New Mexico after a judge granted a preliminary injunction to stop removal of the equines.

The vote on the moratorium, which is now in effect immediately, comes shortly after the community rallied against a proposed AI data center in Bonner, which ultimately failed to get off the ground.

The Lolo National Forest announced that Missoula District Ranger Crystal Stonesifer has approved logging and prescribed burns on 87,000 acres of Forest Service land within the boundaries of the Wildfire Adapted Missoula project.

Household water costs could nearly double in some American cities, new research suggests, as climate change further stresses municipal water systems.

JW Westman writes, "Grazing livestock for pennies on the dollar on public lands takes precedence over every other use. This sense of entitlement from heavily subsidized ranchers is staggering."

More than 100 people from across the state gathered in the Montana Capitol rotunda on Wednesday to protest cuts to Medicaid as well as new work requirements to access the health insurance program.