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It's the tale of a grueling battle with the one that did not get away. But it did get to go back in the water.

Their catalog varies in sound — and quality — but there's at least one winner on each album.

Egypt's national soccer team is training in Spokane during the FIFA World Cup, placing one of the world's top teams just hours from Missoula.

Caleb Shomo reflects on religious and peer pressure during his childhood and his journey leading up to coming out as a "proudly gay man" in May.

More than 60 Indigenous artists and makers will gather in downtown Missoula for a day of shopping, food, culture, creativity, and community celebration.

Yellowstone National Park is seeing record visitation in 2026, with more than 570,000 visitors in May and the strongest five-month start in park history.

Jazzoula returns to Alberton with live jazz, Clark Fork River views, local food, VIP seating, and fundraising support for Helping Hands.

After more than 30 years, a cold case in Missoula has taken a shocking turn. The past is resurfacing in a way many never expected.

The Devil Wears Prada's Jeremy DePoyster discusses the band's latest album and pays tribute to Dave Shapiro and Daniel Williams a year after their death.

Excitement is brewing at the Southgate Mall, but with a recent incident fresh in everyone's mind, safety takes center stage this carnival season.

A new spiritual landmark is rising in Missoula, bringing joy and hope to families across Western Montana.

In the field of journalism competitions, it's being called one of the most successful seasons ever for the University of Montana. Which Griz led the charge?

A chilly Lord Huron concert at KettleHouse Amphitheater taught one Montana concertgoer a lesson about weather, layers, and summer nights in Bonner.

Missoula construction season continues as a major water main replacement project closes part of South 14th Street, bringing detours, traffic changes, and delays.

A new study shows that musicians are starting to view storage rental spaces as viable options for rehearsal spaces.

Kim Thayil discussed his new memoir, shared some stories from Soundgarden's career and discussed feeling "self-critical" in an exclusive chat with Loudwire.

Dream Theater's Mike Portnoy, a longtime friend of Neil Peart, reveals his feelings after watching Anika Nilles play with Rush for the first time.

A new Jersey Mike's sign at Eastgate Shopping Center suggests Missoula could soon welcome a third location, expanding dining and fast-food options on the city's east side.

The 'banana man' says the attack ordered by End It's frontman was the opposite of hardcore.

Here are new things we learned after reading Kim Thayil's new memoir 'A Screaming Life: Into the Superunknown with Soundgarden and Beyond.'

Some drew initial buzz, others scored some radio hits, but all of these 2000s-era supergroups ended up with relatively short tenures.