MISSOULA — The Lolo National Forest is providing an update on several wildfires burning on the Missoula Ranger District in ...

A Missoula judge ruled that the agency did not use the best available science when deciding to remove protections for western ...

The Western Montana Fair is officially underway!

The Missoula Police Department has provided assistance in the search for a man suspected of shooting and killing four people ...

Granite Mill Coffee & Bakery is open for coffee runs, meals and a place to hang out in East Missoula.

Missoula federal district judge Donald Molloy sided with wildlife advocates on most of their charges against the U.S. Fish ...

Jana Staton writes, We will need her quiet leadership to avoid divisiveness and partisan paralysis, as we confront federal ...

Harrison, Pony, Norris, Summit Valley Volunteer Fire Department responded Monday night to an aggressive grass fire along ...

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks game wardens are asking for the public’s help after two mule deer bucks were illegally shot ...

After graduating from the University of Montana with a business administration degree, Jean Mikulas sought the bright lights of Denver to start her professional career.

A federal judge in Missoula ruled Tuesday that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wrongly denied Endangered Species Act protections to gray wolves in the West last year.

The last confirmed sighting of the suspect, Michael Brown, was on Aug. 1, officials reported on Tuesday, July 5.