Missoula Business Weekly

Marine Corps veteran Jason Howard worked tough jobs until an accident and legal trouble left him homeless. He's now on the road to recovery with stable housing in Missoula.

As wildfires continue to burn across the western United States, Neptune Aviation is preparing to make history with an aircraft conversion that could change aerial firefighting.

The recommended fees represent a one-time sum intended to cover the cost of infrastructure needed to support new growth.

The Lolo National Forest announced it would accept public comment for 30 days on an environmental assessment of the sale of 12.4 acres used as a Forest Service storage facility within Missoula.

As heat and smoke settle in across western Montana and become the new summer norm, Missoula County and its emergency partners plan to test their response and prepare for worsening conditions in the future.

As Washington state reels from a devastating wildfire that destroyed hundreds of homes in Spokane last weekend, experts say the disaster has cast newfound uncertainty over a property insurance market that had just begun to stabilize.

The Flathead National Forest has approved the construction of a new wastewater treatment facility at Holland Lake. Locals argue that taxpayers are paying for a project that mainly benefits a private company.

A family-focused entertainment company plans to open an activity park in Missoula early next year, offering fun for all ages.

Montanans looking to renew their driver’s licenses, IDs and commercial driver’s license credentials can benefit from a state waiver of some fees through September, if they are adding a new U.S. citizenship marker.

Missoula County's preliminary budget for the new fiscal year looks to shore up rising medical costs and cover the state's rate of inflation through a county-wide tax increase of roughly 3.2%.