Phoenix Energy One leads competitive bidding for 23 parcels covering more than 7,600 acres of public land

Christi Jacobsen encourages Montanans to verify registration status and prepare for 2026 elections

Former employee sentenced for $30,000 embezzlement more than a year after officials claimed budget was “in order”

Steven Scott’s case highlights challenges in monitoring registered offenders’ digital activities

University hosts Sept. 24 event connecting Montana businesses with federal defense research opportunities

Twenty-member panel includes utility executives and energy company officials, with bipartisan legislative leadership from Pope and Parry

A surge in suspicious activities and burglaries marks the day

Big Sky Legal Project targets property rights, economic freedom, and educational opportunity cases

Tax increment financing request comes weeks after city adopted $2.5 million deficit budget

Two-year appointment recognizes Montana’s business registration reforms and fee reductions

State seeks federal approval for premium payments and employment requirements for expansion enrollees

The VIM hotel will provide hands-on hospitality experience for students while serving campus visitors

Day Marked by Multiple Incidents of Suspicious Activity and Assists

Two Missoula city council members belong to group hosting tonight’s event on ending police and cash bail

State targets high-demand sectors with $50K federal award to address workforce shortages

Task force will develop strategies to increase Montana’s affordable energy supply as electricity demand projections double

Notable uptick in ‘Suspicious Activity’ and ‘Accident – Injury’ reported.