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- One Gay Judge Just Told Montana Women Their Privacy Is Bigotry
- 5150 in the 406: Missoula’s Mental Health Crisis Meets Nationwide Protest Hysteria
- Montana Honors Retired Teacher Bob Tipton for His Distinguished Career
- New Pregnancy Resource Center Opens in the Bitterroot Valley
- Mayor Davis’ Culture of Controlled Curiosity, Brought to You by Lee Enterprises
Montana Honors Retired Teacher Bob Tipton for His Distinguished Career
Bob Tipton celebrated for his 43-year career and impact on Helena’s education community
Granite Peak Apartments Ushers in New Era of Premier Living in Billings
Fortified Property Solutions takes over management, promising localized, superior service
5150 in the 406: Missoula’s Mental Health Crisis Meets Nationwide Protest Hysteria
Waving signs, shouting slogans, and wearing costumes, Missoula’s activists staged a group exorcism of Trump Derangement Syndrome—a glimpse into the fractured state of the post-2024 Left.
One Gay Judge Just Told Montana Women Their Privacy Is Bigotry
Judicial activism meets gender theology in Montana, where privacy is heresy and delusion is law.
Montana Honors Jeannette Rankin with a Dedicated Day
April 2nd declared as “Jeannette Rankin Day” in Montana, celebrating the first woman elected to U.S. Congress
Project Community Connect Returning to Missoula Public Library April 11
Annual event serves as non-profit networking event that also offers free services and support
Montana Commerce Grants $122K to Support Tribal Tourism
Funding helps three tribal communities improve tourism sites and cultural events
Montana Honors 98-Year-Old Veteran Jack Kindelman for Lifetime of Service
From World War II to decades of volunteer work, Jack Kindelman’s life reflects a deep and enduring commitment to service.
‘The Overcomer’: Montana Author’s Christian Novel Explores Redemption and Faith
Bigfork Author Eugene H. Strayhorn Jr. Shares a Story of Hope and Renewal
Whitefish High School Senior Wins Montana State Poetry Out Loud Competition
Jake Dunker to represent Montana at National Poetry Out Loud Finals in May
Submissions Open for 2025 Law Enforcement Appreciation Poster Contest
Inspiring Young Artists to Honor Montana’s Law Enforcement Through Creativity
Montana’s Fight for Life is in the Hopper
Montanans For Life Chair Robin Sertell on the Legislative Battle to Protect Life in Montana—From Womb to Tomb
Crow Indian Traditionalist and Irrigation Specialist to be Inducted into Gallery of Outstanding Montanans
Montana Historical Society to Honor Two Influential Figures at March 6 Induction Ceremony in the State Capitol
New Pregnancy Resource Center Opens in the Bitterroot Valley
Bitterroot Mommy & Me offers free supplies and education to new and expecting mothers, with a grand opening set for March 3 in Corvallis.
A Reluctant Citizen Journalist’s First Date With AI
Travis Mateer explores his first experience with AI, sharing insights and humorous reflections on a ‘date’ with ChatGPT.
It’s Clear As Mud Where The Rubber Hits The Road In Missoula
Explore the complexities of Missoula’s homeless initiatives as Travis Mateer investigates rumors of church parking lots hosting “urban car campers”.
Mayor Davis’ Culture of Controlled Curiosity, Brought to You by Lee Enterprises
Travis Mateer critiques media framing of Missoula Mayor Andrea Davis’ involvement in the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative, covering local politics, city officials, affordable housing, and media narratives for Western Montana News.
Lawfare: A Very Effective Tool Of Attack
Travis Mateer reflects on how lawfare is used in politics to attack and delegitimize opponents. He shares his personal legal battles and creative resistance with the Lego Meth Lab, highlighting the high stakes of truth-telling.