Missoula Business Weekly

Missoula County’s recent support for a new system of trails for mechanized vehicles on federal land near Seeley Lake has drawn criticism from conservation groups and individuals.

City and county leaders on Monday expressed concerns over the potential impacts of data centers as new proposals proliferate across Montana, including one center eyeing operations in Bonner.

As the Wye transitions to a new urban center with a growing population base and thousands of new homes, Missoula County looks to ensure the area is properly served by fire and emergency services.

In response to the Trump administration’s recent dismantling of the U.S. Forest Service, a growing number of businesses are joining together to oppose the action.

A new workforce housing police adopted by Missoula County could increase the number of affordable and attainable homes in certain districts where tax increment financing is available.

Jeremiah Shinn, finalist for the University of Montana president job, said he was drawn to it because of its sense of community, evident in higher education in general but especially in Missoula.

Lawmakers are embracing manufactured homes, accessory dwelling units and housing on church-owned land.

The West Broadway River Corridor Master Plan will now move to 30% design over the remaining year and enable project backers to begin fundraising.

The finalist candidate for the University of Montana president job is Jeremiah Shinn, interim president of Boise State University, UM and the Montana Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education announced Friday.

An executive order signed by President Donald Trump this week could hold sway over mail-in voting, though local election officials say it's true impacts aren't yet clear.