Surprise Change in Montana Tourism Spending, Less Retail, More on Outfitters and Guides
The Montana Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research has published the results of a study on non-resident tourism in the state last year.
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You Still Have Time to See the Nutmobile in Missoula
There are still opportunities for you to spend time with them and get your #PeanutPic.
Confirmed Cases of E-Coli in Montana Linked to Romaine Lettuce
The Missoula City County Health Department confirmed on Wednesday that there are six confirmed cases of E-Coli contamination that are linked to a multi-state outbreak associated with romaine lettuce from the Yuma Arizona area
Local Police and FBI React to Backpage Guilty Plea
This week the largest online sex trafficking marketplace in the world pleaded guilty to human trafficking.
Kacey Musgraves Is Headed to ‘Saturday Night Live’
She's pulled off one of the biggest pop culture scores that any musician can book.
UM Initiates Redesign of Missoula College – Lifelong Learning
Following the initial discussion that began on Tuesday regarding the recommended changes at UM’s Mountain Campus, President Bodnar announced a new effort to redesign the Missoula College and the Lifelong Learning opportunities.
Crash on Reserve as Police Chase Fugitive Who Escaped on Foot, Possibly Armed
Police and U.S. Marshals were involved in a chase through Missoula this morning.
Luke Bryan Spends Quality Time With His Sons, With Help from Their School
Luke is in demand, which can make maintaining family life difficult.
Luke Combs Actually Stopped Listening to Country for a While as a Kid
It wasn't really his fault, though.
Montana Morning State News Headlines for Wednesday, April 18
UM President Seth Bodnar introduces plan to reduce programs and staff to meet enrollment reductions.
Brad Paisley Posts Touching Remembrance to Barbara Bush for ‘Inspiring Life You Lived’
The singer had met with the Bush family several times and had kind words for the late former First Lady.