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- Anti-Trump Protesters Rally in Downtown Missoula as ‘No Kings’ Movement Returns
- When Accountability Came Back: What Pete Hegseth’s Speech Meant for Montana Veterans
- Our Republic Only Works If We Do
- MSU Poll: Young Montana Voters Backed Trump, Political Violence Concerns Rise
- ‘No Kings’ Protest Brings Anti-Trump Message to Downtown Missoula
Missoula Elks Lodge Announces Winter Clothing Distribution, Youth Basketball Competition
Lodge to distribute $14,000 in winter clothing Nov. 5, host youth basketball competition Nov. 8
MSU Poll: Young Montana Voters Backed Trump, Political Violence Concerns Rise
Mountain States Poll finds 73% believe U.S. politics more polarized, 83% say political violence increasing
When Accountability Came Back: What Pete Hegseth’s Speech Meant for Montana Veterans
One Montana veteran’s wife shares why Hegseth’s message resonated with military families
Anti-Trump Protesters Rally in Downtown Missoula as ‘No Kings’ Movement Returns
Same groups, lower turnout, higher temperature as anti-Trump resistance returns to downtown
Our Republic Only Works If We Do
Freedom depends on citizens who stay engaged, informed, and unafraid to speak up — writes Trevor Walter, candidate for Montana House District 69
Giant Springs State Park Hosts Halloween Trick-or-Treat Walk Oct. 16
Free family event features 0.66-mile trick-or-treat trail, face painting and photo opportunities along River’s Edge Trail
Bozeman Writer Allen Morris Jones Named Montana Poet Laureate
Former Big Sky Journal editor brings 30 years of publishing experience to two-year role
Montana Organizations Can Access Up to $400,000 in Grants for America’s 250th Anniversary Projects
October 30 deadline for community organizations to apply for semiquincentennial commemoration funding
Great Falls Area State Park Offers Fall Stargazing and Harvest Moon Events
First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park hosts October astronomy events designed to showcase Montana’s dark skies
Why Young Americans Are Drinking from Broken Cisterns
Young Americans are turning to false solutions for real problems
Montana Constitution Contest Allows Students Creative Freedom Ahead of Nation’s 250th
Fifth annual contest invites K-12 students to explore Declaration of Independence through art, music, photography or essays
October Diaper Drive Collects Supplies for Bitterroot Families in Need
Local organizations unite to ensure no family goes without essential baby supplies
Montana to Release Nearly 2,800 Pheasants for Youth Hunt Weekend
Annual Youth Pheasant and Waterfowl Weekend set for this weekend in southeast Montana
Daines Backs Campus Religious Liberty Bill Following Charlie Kirk Assassination
Federal legislation would cut university funding over religious group discrimination
MSU Homecoming Week Features Music Theme, Drone Show and Downtown Events
‘Montana Mixtape, Bobcats on the Beat!’ celebration runs Sept. 22-27 with parade and football finale
Carrying Forward Charlie Kirk’s Legacy of Faith and Dialogue
UM TPUSA chapter president and Montana Veterans Association president call for continued civic engagement after Kirk’s assassination
From Madrid to Missoula: When Marxist Chaos Meets Faith and Family
Is History Repeating Itself in the United States and Montana of 2025?
Missoula Parks Hosts Community Pickleball Social to Build Connections Through Recreation
Friday evening event at Fort Missoula Regional Park welcomes all skill levels for round-robin play, food trucks and community building