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An investigation is continuing after human remains were found in the Clark Fork River in Missoula over the weekend.

Viewpoint: "The effects of climate change and extreme weather have direct impacts on human health, affecting food and water, the air we breathe, and habitability of the places we call home."

Throughout the two-day conference, prosecutors discussed creative approaches to prosecuting low-level offenses, new research on violent crime reductions, community outreach programs, and victim advocacy.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a controversial oil and gas bill that could lead to more state oversight of refineries on Monday following a 42-16 vote to approve it in the state Assembly.

While a number of potential projects have already been envisioned for the Grant Creek Crossing property, the parcel remains mostly vacant and lacks the infrastructure needed to support urban development.

Republican U.S. Senate Candidate Tim Sheehy said at multiple campaign stops this year that he wants to do away with the U.S. Department of Education to save money — by “throwing it in the trash can” — and that education is one of his top three priorities.

The Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes hosted the 3rd annual Beartracks Celebration Powwow on Indigenous Peoples Day in downtown Missoula on Monday.

Viewpoint: "Fielder was the deciding vote against a $9.1 million dollar rebate for NorthWestern Energy customers, and then she voted to increase utility rates for those same customers by 28%."

The Supreme Court justices questioned whether the Boise City Council had overturned the zoning commission's denial of the conditional use permit over a difference of opinion.

Do Arizona’s Superstition Mountains really hold riches beyond the imagination, or is its fabled gold mine just another tall tale from the Wild West?