This series aims to examine Montana's affordable housing crisis and what possible solutions have been explored in another city facing similar issues.

Private equity firms are snapping up mobile home courts from Missoula to Great Falls to Billings and raising rents for low-income residents.

"They were going to try a new patient/nurse ratio but there was such unanimous nurse objection, they have tabled the idea for now," said one nurse.

Sharyl Allen, a candidate for Superintendent of Montana's Office of Public Instruction, has left multiple school districts under contentious circumstances.

“We shouldn’t have to fundraise for basic things like childcare when the Governor is saying we have a $2.4 billion budget surplus.”

"The best response was to take all that money our Representative had raised for us and turn it into a brand new fund directly going to give support to Afghan

Six former or current employees of Community Medical Center described high turnover at the hospital and low morale due to unsustainable workloads.

There's a whole industry in Montana built around helping out-of-state customers avoid a sales tax on their expensive RVs and vehicles in their home state.

A clever way to save money, or cheating? Matt Gephardt investigates how some car buyers avoid paying taxes.

The Public Service Commission told a reporter at The Billings Gazette it would cost $31,000 to conduct a legal review before the agency could turn over documents in a public

A civil engineering specialist used an infrared thermometer and recorded a surface temperature of 147 degrees on the fiber-reinforced polymer portion of the walking path.

The U.S. Postal Service announced on Tuesday that it will indeed move outgoing mail processing from Missoula to Spokane.

"We are massage therapists, students, teachers, sales clerks, cooks, mechanics, young families and single moms who bring value to our community and wish to keep Missoula our home.”

Johnny Lee Perry, who was 31, died after Missoula County Sheriff’s Deputy Sean Evans fired lethal shots at him last August. Perry died from a gunshot wound to the back.

The swift punishment brought down on Zooey Zephyr began over words that others in American politics have used without hesitation or consequence: saying opponents have "blood" on their hands.

The median home sales price increase that Missoula saw in 2021 was the largest of any single year on record going back multiple decades.

The warehouse is being built with insulated precast concrete panels for walls. The same construction method has been used for Amazon warehouses.

The owners of the popular Kamoon and Ragheef food trucks, which have been operating in the Imagine Nation Brewery parking lot, have purchased the old Tia’s restaurant building at 1016

Roseburg Forest Products has operated a large factory near I-90 in Missoula since 1969 and employs about 170 people.

A Bitterroot Valley woman escaped what she calls a "polygamist religious cult" and founded Montana's largest honeyberry farm, only to be hit with disaster last summer.

Mackenzie Cole got an email late on a Saturday night that said his rent was going from $590 per month to $1,100 a month in 30 days.

"It doesn’t make sense to me. I feel like the most fundamental thing to our success is having an affordable place to live.”

Sharyl Allen, a Republican candidate for Superintendent of the Montana Office of Public Instruction, has been charged with a misdemeanor in Madison County.

Several Postal workers in Missoula describe 60-hour work weeks with no overtime, high staff turnover, missed paychecks and understaffing issues.

With meals often sold out in minutes, United We Eat @Home is transforming how local residents eat and how refugees support themselves.

Holland Lake Lodge's owner has ended a partnership with Utah-based POWDR to build new structures at the site and will instead try to sell the property.

The house next door might not be owned by your neighbor or someone who lives in Idaho at all.  Last year, BoiseDev reported that as many as one in five homes in Boise are owned by someone who does...