A public debate runs through it

The Bonner community is warming to Blackfoot Crossing’s affordable housing proposal along the Blackfoot River. But a second truck stop? Not so much.

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Après winter

Dispatch from the snow globe at the top of Highway 93.

Montana’s musical chairs

Former UM president Seth Bodnar launched an independent Senate campaign to challenge entrenched Republican incumbent Steve Daines. Hours later, Daines dropped out.

Zinke stands down

Western Montana’s congressman, Ryan Zinke, won’t seek reelection — and the scramble for his seat is already underway.

The people’s plow

The real winner of Missoula’s snowplow naming contest.

Carrots all the way down

This winter pasta from local farm kitchens tastes like dinner and dessert all at once.

Herd mentality

A mild winter has more Missoulians flouting Mount Jumbo’s seasonal closure that protects elk — and the city’s trail cameras are watching.

‘Can’t Drink Salt Water’

Kendra Mylnechuk Potter’s ambitious MMIP play is showing at the Montana Theater — and it’s unlike anything produced here before.

Whistling past the switchboards

It took director Rachael L. Morrison a decade and a cache of forgotten cassette tapes to let a blind phone hacker finally tell his own extraordinary story. The film, ‘Joybubbles,’ screens at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival.

Lessons from ‘Wood Street’

Film director Caron Creighton and organizer LaMonte Ford on the Oakland encampment that took the state of California to court — and what their story means for cities like Missoula. ‘Wood Street’ premieres at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival.

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