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A historic wolf pack whose bloodlines and territory trace to the 1995-96 reintroduction of wolves has mostly returned to its traditional Yellowstone National Park turf.

With the public comment now period open, Missoula County has stated opposition to a proposal to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule, along with any alternatives that may possibly alter the bipartisan document.

Nimrod Hot Springs near Missoula has long been a popular Montana swimming and soaking spot, but the private property is now posted against trespassing.

For the second time this month, Missoula County is asking an out-of-state investment firm to meet and discuss the future of two mobile home parks and the impact that recent rent hikes have had on residents.

In its latest effort to overhaul federal homelessness funding, the Trump administration is proposing to provide more money to localities that prioritize treatment-first policies such as sober living, more cooperation with law enforcement and more temporary and transitional housing.

Conservationists say the federal government violated the National Environmental Policy Act and Endangered Species Act by approving the expansion of the Pinto Valley Mine without placing limits on the amount of groundwater it pumps in from nearby private wells.

The ridge that overlooks Bonner and the confluence of the Blackfoot and Clark Fork rivers will never be blemished by buildings and byways, thanks to the quick work of local organizations.

Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen responded to a legislative subpoena to disclose voter roll information her office provided to the federal government, but also objected to the demand and described it as “political theater.”

Missoula Police Department officers were dispatched to Playfair Park on Bancroft Street.

Montana gas prices are on the rise after a few weeks of stability.