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About one in five Chinook juveniles tested in the Upper Klamath River near the Oregon-California border were infected with lethal levels of the parasite.

Legislators will take on additional, different ‘relief’ in 2027

With many students and educators already using widely available artificial intelligence tools, state lawmakers and school districts are playing catch-up on AI policies.

The Trump administration has failed to refund more than $145 billion in tariffs that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled unlawful, a pair of U.S. Senate Democrats said in a Wednesday letter to the administration’s chief of customs.

While hearings on a proposed Bonner data center are on hold, Missoula area residents are organizing to push for a moratorium.

After brain surgery, endless travel and living from a car, an Army veteran and his caregiver wife find support, housing in Missoula.

While public land lovers are still awaiting the Trump administration’s expected repeal of the Roadless Rule, a Utah senator is trying to pass a law to eliminate the rule.

The Montana Supreme Court this week certified a ballot statement for a voter initiative that, if passed, would prohibit corporations from spending money to influence elections.

The Idaho State Department of Agriculture instated additional state entry requirements for animals on Wednesday following detections of New World screwworm — a flesh eating parasite — in Texas and New Mexico.

Lara Salazar writes, "I know that even if we don’t all agree on everything, we will keep finding creative ways to work together to improve our community and the lives of the people who call Missoula home."