Missoula Business Weekly

Homeword on Wednesday named Karissa Trujillo to the post following a national search. She will lead the organization in its mission to teach homebuyer and financial education while providing affordable housing.

The Voluntary Incentives Program emerged as a strategy in the city's housing policy and is designed to reduce the barriers to building new housing and promote better access to affordability.

With 60,000 square feet of classrooms, labs, gathering space and student services, the new building will be located at the heart of campus, between Main Hall and the Davidson Honors College.

Housing experts on Tuesday told members of the U.S. Senate Banking Subcommittee that several bills now under consideration could help address affordable housing issues, especially those in rural America.

As the governor extended the deadline Monday for Montana residents to apply for property tax relief, leaders in Missoula gathered to discuss the state of the community, where inflationary costs and taxation played a central theme.

Calling it a welcome investment, the Missoula City Council on Monday night approved a $24 million federal grant agreement for several downtown transportation projects now years in the making.

City and county officials on Monday called upon communities of faith to step up and play a stronger role in helping Missoula address the basic needs of its homeless population.

Housing, homelessness, infrastructure and education topped the list of issues on Monday during the annual State of the Community address.

University of Montana researchers and their partners have found a new method to generate human cartilage of the head and neck.

Submittable, which helps organizations launch, manage and measure social impact programs, said the “AI for the Greater Good” initiative will promote practical and informed AI development and adoption.