Missoula Business Weekly

When an ambulance company charges more than an insurer is willing to pay, patients can be left with a big bill they probably had no choice in.

Oak Wood Properties has since backed down from its proposed “staggering increase,” but any increase in rent may challenge some residents, the county said.

The board's endorsement of the city's buy-sell agreement with Averill Hospitality was unanimous, along with the development agreement and land-use agreement.

While Shania Twain kicked off her summer concert in Missoula to great fanfare, she also held a quieter event during her stop to address food insecurity.

The permit does not authorize any new activities or expansion of the existing facilities.

The Margery Hunter Brown Indian Law Clinic at UM has embarked on an ambitious project to create a digital archive of legal documents from each of Montana’s tribal nations.

The latest federal jobs report came in rosier than predicted, one day after a payroll report showed the U.S. economy lost 33,000 private sector jobs.

After a record XC event at Marshall Mountain last week, managers will turn to improvement projects ahead of fall.

Commissioners write, "If a development checks all the regulatory boxes, the County cannot legally deny it, even if it’s unpopular with residents."

More than 250 million acres could have been sold under a proposal by GOP US Sen. Mike Lee of Utah.