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Calling it the first of its kind in Montana, a group of Broadway veterans and investors plan to open a 47-acre film and television campus in Missoula on the former Roseberg property, with a ribbon cutting planned this week.

The health of the Missoula's Valleys rivers has improved, but as the population grows and more people turn to summer recreation, the need to manage the resource also grows.

In order to qualify for the new incentive, districts will have to provide a base teacher salary of at least $41,613 for the 2026 fiscal year – increasing year to year after that.

The Poverello has been working to secure the funding needed to redevelop portions of the old Clark Fork Inn on West Broadway into a veteran transitional housing facility.

My good friend Jack Puckett turned 98 years old last month. He is such a great storyteller.

William Munoz writes of the Wooten Brothers, "For that gift the world that night in the Wilma Theatre was brought together in harmony. They have tapped into the deeper power that is music."

Going-to-the-Sun Road will be open to vehicle traffic to Avalanche Campground starting Saturday, just in time for Mother’s Day weekend, Glacier National Park said in a news release Thursday.

In 1911, Montana Governor Norris issued a proclamation, “the first of its kind ever issued by a Montana governor, designating next Sunday (May 14th) as Mothers’ Day.”

After losing a recent lawsuit, a federal agency that moves or kills predators, mostly at the request of livestock producers, is initiating an in-depth environmental study of how its actions affect grizzly bears.

New law lowers the top income tax rate, expands the income threshold for the lower rate, and doubles the Earned Income Tax Credit