Beth Beechie Apr 12, 2012 Apr 12, 2012 Updated Feb 6, 2013 ...

When Diane Sands was a student at the University of Montana in 1970, abortion was on the front line of both political attacks and protections. Sands, a former Democratic state senator from Missoula, ...

Few individuals are as notable in Missoula as one certain grizzly bear, perpetually agrin, always wearing his headband and double zero jersey. Closely associated with hometown pride, but recognizable ...

In between a parking lot, a senior living home and the Clark Fork River lies a significant bird of prey. This raptor, a female osprey named Iris, has broken life span records, helped researchers learn ...

Women’s volleyball is making waves in the sports world, captivating audiences and breaking records with unprecedented momentum. Recent data underscores this trend, illustrating a significant surge in ...

Editor’s note: In January, the nonprofit news organization ProPublica published a sweeping list of museums, universities and other institutions that still hold Native American remains, including bones ...

(My Five Wives, Season 1, Episode 1 - Paulie Williams): “I had a silly question once about the polygamist lifestyle. They asked me if we all slept in the same bed. That’s just ridiculous. I mean, that ...

The gray of the stage, the black pool in the center, the sunset mural behind gold accented columns and a wooden piano all sharing the same relatively small space feels random and claustrophobic. But ...

Are state lawmakers and officials trying to make it harder for Montana students to vote? With two legislative sessions full of bills addressing voting rights, radio silence from the governor regarding ...

It’s an average Thursday in a downtown Missoula basement. The 72-year-old owner of the Dark Room, Michael Patterson, catches up on office work while simultaneously scarfing down the lunch he brought ...

In Browning, Montana, when the Friday night lights flicker on and the doors to the gymnasium open, the small town shakes off its quiet reputation. The town of around 1,000 transforms into a sports ...

On an August morning at the University of Montana, Brooke Odenthal from Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, stood nervously with other freshmen, wearing a matching multicolored bear paw shirt and buzzing with ...