Officials Lower Clark Fork Flood Stage – Set Public Meeting Date
Last spring’s flooding changed the landscape of the Clark Fork River to the point where the flood stage level has been reduced by nearly three feet.
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Hyperblock Manager Defends Energy Usage – Benefit to Community
Hyperblock, the bitcoin cyber mining firm, does business worldwide through their facility in Bonner, Montana.
Secretary of State 'Impressed' With New Elections Coordinator
Concerns over possible voter fraud and irregularities in Missoula County Elections don’t appear to be a major worry for the Montana Secretary of State.
MT Vape Shop Owner May Sue Over County Rule About Indoor Vaping
Those that sell vaping products are concerned their rights are being trampled.
Missoula County Property Tax Bills to be Mailed out This Week
‘No one likes to pay taxes, but we all like the things that taxes pay for’. So said Missoula County Clark and Treasurer Tyler Gernant during the week that Missoula property taxes are being mailed out to residents.
Officials Asking for Feedback on Missoula County's Website
Back in 2015, Missoula County launched a new website and now officials are asking for feedback on how it is working.
Nearly 75 Percent of Missoula Voters Will Get Absentee Ballots
An ever-increasing number of Missoula voters are voting on absentee ballots.
Voters Flood Elections Office with Calls After Concerning Mailer
A mailer sent out to Montana voters has caused some consternation and concern in Missoula County.
Monday's Missoula City Linda Vista Annexation Was A Surprise
On Monday, the Missoula City Council voted to annex some Linda Vista area property into the city.
PILT means a Total of over $5 Million for Western Montana
U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke announced on Wednesday that over $40 million of Payment in Lieu of Taxes monies will go to Montana counties, with Ravalli and Missoula Counties receiving over $5 million.
Missoula Seeing 'Huge Influx' of Mental Illness Commitment Cases
On Wednesday, many Missoula County Departments will be discussing the impact of recent budget cuts on their ability to serve the public.
Missoula Officials Weren't Warned of State Cuts to Foster Care
While the number of Montana children in foster care continues to climb, the state of Montana is cutting back on services for foster children and foster families.