Montana's New Water Law Aims To Clear Permitting Backlog
A new law could change the game for water rights across Montana, giving clarity to thousands.
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Two Men Sentenced For Immigration Fraud In Montana
"52 individuals have been referred to our office for criminal prosecution since the beginning of the year."
Missoula Officer Discovers Camp And Drug Evidence By River
No camping is allowed within 50 feet of the high-water mark for the Clark Fork River.
Vandalism At Missoula Gas Station Leads To Felony Charges
A Missoula Police Department officer was dispatched to the Cenex gas station on North Reserve Street.
Montana's Forecast: Warmer And Drier Autumn Ahead For Farmers
As summer fades, Montana's weather is already hinting at an autumn that could be warmer and drier than usual.
What TikToker's Data Reveals About Montana Housing Costs
In a state where the mountains meet the sky, a troubling trend is emerging for those dreaming of homeownership—let's unpack the numbers and feelings behind it.
Montana's Water Release Agreement To Combat Severe Drought
As summer drags on, Western Montana faces a tough drought, but local leaders are stepping up with a plan to keep our rivers flowing.
Missoula Man Faces Charges After River Trail Altercation
He asked a man for "dope" and then became confrontational.
Missoula Police Find Drug User Near the California Street Bridge
Two people were asleep on the observation deck of the California Street Footbridge.
Missoula Residents Urged To Register For Emergency Alerts
Smart 911 has become a vital part of emergency management over the years.