Inside the World of Missoula’s Elite Smokejumpers Fighting Wildfires
July 3, 2026
When the alarm bell rings at Missoula’s smokejumper base, the countdown begins. Within seconds, Seth Patton is…
When the alarm bell rings at Missoula’s smokejumper base, the countdown begins. Within seconds, Seth Patton is…
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Studying at the University of Montana should be easier, says new president Shinn, focusing on student success.
Great Falls, long an underdog in Montana, is poised for growth with new developments and investments reshaping its future.
July 1 marks Montana’s launch of Medicaid work requirements, making it among the first states to adopt such changes.
States impose camping bans and mandates to manage street homelessness post-Grants Pass ruling; 350 cities comply.
As data center proposals rise in Montana, residents seek input on projects. NorthWestern Energy proposes new power rates.
Economic output rose 2.1% nationally in Q1, led by Western and Southeastern states, while the Midwest saw declines.
Institutions in Great Falls honor Owen Robinson’s legacy, remembering his philanthropy and dedication to the community.
Good morning from JoVonne Wagner! Welcome to our revamped Helena This Week, focusing on local issues and events.
CROW AGENCY, Montana – Thousands gathered at Little Bighorn, commemorating Custer’s demise at the Battle of Greasy Grass.
Catron County, NM faces challenges with an aging population, limited medical care, and a shrinking workforce.
The Missoula City Council is weighing a new surveillance policy alongside a decision on installing security cameras in four city parks. This move follows public concern over the potential use of AI technology in these surveillance systems. The debate centers on a $366,390 contract with Pine Cove Consulting to upgrade
