A restored photo booth in the Florence lobby is bringing back a beloved ritual.

The Old Trails Fire tore through a Spokane neighborhood of soccer fields and skateparks that never seemed like wildfire country — until it was.

The Montana Osprey Project has spent 20 years studying the Clark Fork through its ospreys. Now it’s asking what the mercury is doing to the birds.

Montanans push back on NorthWestern Energy’s power plan as data centers line up for electricity.

Wild, feral, abandoned — people have used a lot of words to describe Miller Creek’s free-roaming band of horses. As Missoula County moves toward a balanced management strategy, a proper legal term remains as elusive as the herd’s origins.

Ahead of the James Welch Native Lit Festival in Missoula, a conversation with Sterling HolyWhiteMountain on Welch’s poetry, the writers he inspired, and the lineage the festival protects.

The mill site’s property owner backed out of the Krambu proposal this week, citing public concern — as county commissioners weigh a moratorium on future data centers.

A food writer’s quest to reverse-engineer the carrot dishes stealing the show at Montana steakhouses.

Scott Mathson walked into Missoula’s oldest recording studio looking for a way back to music. He ended up buying the joint — and inheriting four decades of Montana sound.