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After months of negotiating with MGM Resorts, Caesars and Wynn, Culinary Union Secretary-Treasurer Ted Pappageorge announced on Thursday that the union has officially set a deadline for Nov. 10 at 5 a.m.

Operators and promoters of outdoor recreation companies said at a U.S. Senate hearing that small tourist businesses like theirs are a critical part of the rural U.S. economy facing multiple challenges.

People who are incarcerated at the Montana State Prison have heat again after a system breakdown last week left 51 inmates without it, according to a Department of Corrections press release late Wednesday.

The Montana Supreme Court should sort out the property tax questions that have come up this year so people pay the right amount in 2024, according to a lawsuit filed last week.

Missoula has been awarded a grant to conduct a safety study on Reserve Street, which could pave the way for future safety improvements.

As the lights in the Wilma Theater went down, the energy in the crowd was only matched by Andy Grammer, who took the stage in his second Missoula concert.

Gwen Jones writes, "Addressing the post-pandemic housing crunch is a multi-pronged task for the council. We not only approve zoning for creative projects like The Hogan, but we also support Missoula’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund and the Missoula Redevelopment Agency."

An anonymous gift given in honor of the YMCA's original CEO will help the Missoula-based organization move closer to wrapping up its capital campaign.

If funding pans out and residents buy in, a manufactured home park on prime real estate in Lolo could soon become resident owned.

The University of Montana’s Alexander Blewett III School of Law is currently training students to practice in the energy sector. Industry demand means these students will have numerous job offers upon graduation.