Missoula News

Fire officials in Missoula say a man using a propane torch to thaw out frozen pipes is what likely started a fire that heavily damaged a single-wide trailer.

The Rev. Steve Carlson officiated. The bride is the daughter of Scott and Denise Seilstad of Denton.

The U.S. Forest Service has approved a plan by Montana Snowbowl to expand the ski area into Lolo National Forest.

The Associated Students of the University of Montana passed a resolution saying some faculty members' comments toward administrators about budget problems are damaging the school's reputation and hurting the campus environment.

Tea Party Express, the nation's largest Tea Party Political Action Committee, announces their endorsement of Congressman Steve Daines for U.S. Senate.

The Helena Fire Department responds to more emergencies than normal around the holiday season, especially when dealing with Christmas trees.

"Our son was very kind caring. And even as a little boy he always looked out for the next person", said his mother Vicki Eaton.

James Lee Burke's 20th Dave Robicheaux novel is arguably the best of his prolific career.

A 28-year-old Missoula man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for distributing methamphetamine in Butte, Helena and Great Falls.

Montana , generally known as the last best place happens to be the first best place for an early season snowboard event.

On Oct 22nd, hundreds of people came to watch the 3rd annual Treasure State Shred Fest in Missoula, Montana.

"This film's been germinating for 40 years since the book was published," director Alex Smith told a packed house at the Roxy Theater in Missoula for Montana's premiere of its very own "Winter in the Blood" film last Saturday.

A Missoula portrait photographer has pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor obscenity counts for exchanging sexual text messages and photos with a 17-year-old girl for months after he took her senior pictures.

Associated Press 12/5/13 DENVER - Some people have chosen to retreat indoors as an arctic blast sweeps across the Northern Plains.

In an era of rapidly changing technology and new forms of media at every turn, it's sometimes good to stop and think about what's really important in life.

KSPS down, but not out by Jessica Mayrer When public television station KSPS's three Missoula channels went dark on Oct. 25, local fans of educational programming were dismayed to find some of their favorite shows had simply vanished.

Montana Department of Transportation officials are considering an application from an Oregon company to move an oversized load of refinery equipment through the state to an oil sands project in Alberta, Canada.

A wordpress blog called 'secrets from a historic diary' reveals excerpts from a 100-year-old diary found in a Missoula dumpster.

A 66-year-old Missoula man has denied a misdemeanor assault charge filed after a woman reported he pepper-sprayed her after spraying her dog.

Bullying has been a major problem across Montana, but here in Great Falls local schools and community groups are doing what they can to fight this form of harassment.