City eyes federal grant to test Reserve Street safety projects
Missoula's various transportation committees are lining up behind a grant the city looks to land to test several safety improvements proposed for Reserve Street.
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Advocates push for independent Department of Corrections watchdog
Some families and groups are pushing for an ombudsman position to be added, expressing frustration with out-of-state transfers.
$6 gas and refinery fears collide with Cal’s climate ambitions
In the last six months, two refineries have closed and gas prices have topped an average of $6 a gallon as the Iran-Israel war sent oil markets into turmoil.
Viewpoint: Collaboration over conflict on the Dearborn River
Alex Leone writes, "To maintain and defend the public access landscape that we have built collectively will require compromise, collaboration and communication."
NW communities at higher wildfire risk than thought
The findings took into account socioeconomic issues beyond other methodologies considering environmental factors for wildfire risk.
Potholes reveal a money problem for cities and states
In 2024, nearly a fifth of the country’s roadways were rated in poor condition.
City approves Midtown Commons
Calling it a model of infill development, the Missoula City Council on Monday night officially approved several agreements tied to a $100 million mixed-use housing project in Midtown.
Viewpoint: Are state leaders listening to protect public land
Larry Barrin writes, "As Sen. Daines and Rep. Zinke finish their terms, we hope they too will support legislation to stop ongoing attempts to sell off our public lands."
New construction reduces housing shortage in most states
Housing shortages have eased in most states since 2020, as new construction has made apartments and houses more affordable.
Buttigieg speaks on Montana Plan, hosts town hall in Butte
Organizers and advocates in Montana are pushing for a citizen’s statutory initiative I-194, the Montana Plan, which seeks to remove corporate spending from politics.