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A Missoula man who identifies himself only as ‘Citizen Kane’ has been displaying the flag of France while wearing the signature yellow vest of thousands of protesters in Paris at various street corners and intersections throughout the city.

Two major complaints about healthcare from the Veterans Administration are long travel to Fort Harrison for treatment and inconsistent or nonexistent reimbursement to healthcare providers.

The Salvation Army is gearing up to open their new Warming Center as soon as they can hire a staff, and applications are open.

HO Gauge trains are celebrated in Stevi.

On Friday, Missoula mayor John Engen canceled the proposed sidewalk project for the Slant Street neighborhood due to its high cost and the financial burden it would cause for property owners.

With all the pressures that confront the President of the University of Montana, every now and then it’s nice to receive a little encouragement.

Missoula’s Poverello Center has had to turn away needy people over the last few nights when temperatures have dipped down to near zero degrees.

The American Society of Civil Engineers gave Montana a report card for its infrastructure last week.

An alarm was tripped at a Missoula business when someone managed to cut their way inside.

The links below are Power Point presentations prepared by Forestry Professor Dr. Peter Kolb to discuss forest management issues surrounding the Camp Fire in Paradise, California.

Governor Steve Bullock may not get his way in the upcoming legislative session when it comes to an ending fund balance, according to the Republican finance chair.

Trip Advisor is one of the top sites for travelers to rate everything from hotels and restaurants to fast-food places, and Missoula, Montana received some national attention.

The age of consent is 16 in Montana, but students are usually in high school till they are 18, which has lead to some controversial relationships with staff.

Following charges of misconduct in the 2010 election, former Montana legislator Art Wittich received some welcome news from the Office of Disciplinary Counsel this week.

A new shingles vaccine is flying off the shelves so fast that it’s hard to find anywhere in the country.

Montana Senator Steve Daines appeared on the KGVO radio Talk Back show on Thursday to discuss several topics, including his reaction to the funeral service of the late President George H.W. Bush on Wednesday

In his proposed budget for the next two years, Governor Steve Bullock is asking for about $300 million to be kept in an ending fund balance, but that seems unlikely if if the legislature has its way.

A great Montana-style gathering this weekend.

A Missoula woman faces two felonies after allegedly assaulting and strangling her male companion.

Property owners in the Missoula Slant Streets neighborhoods received a letter from the city about a proposed project to build sidewalks and curbs on their property. Some assessments were for tens of thousands of dollars.

Montana’s economy appears to have received a significant boost from the Federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Missoula County Public Schools will be undergoing some leadership changes beginning in the next school year of 2019-2020.

In an age where most transactions occur at a computer screen it may seem unusual that a gas station would be returning to days-gone-by.

The wildfires that devastated California and caused billions of dollars in damages should not greatly affect fire insurance rates in Montana.

An argument over an ex-wife ended with a woman facing two felony charges after police responded to a residence just before 10:30 p.m. Tuesday night.

For almost 50 years, this has been a "do not miss" holiday event.

Attorneys for accused double murderer Augustus Standingrock have asked Judge James Wheelis for a change of venue to to pretrial publicity.

Toys-R-Us gave an average of $5 million to the cause every year. Of course, they're no longer in business. And when they closed up shop the money went away.

28 year-old Casey Cliff Doney is in the Missoula County Jail after allegedly beating, strangling and attempting to gouge an eye out of his female partner.

There will be no regular delivery of mail on Wednesday as the United States Postal Service observes the National Day of Mourning for late president George H.W. Bush.