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Video: Seth Bodnar talks with reporters after filing for U.S. Senate

Former University of Montana president Seth Bodnar filed as an independent for the U.S. Senate on Wednesday in the Montana State Capitol. "The primary difference between me and my opponent is that I'm going to D.C. with one boss, the people of this state,"

Less snow, new strategies: How Bitterroot businesses are adapting to weather uncertainty

For the past four years, Elizabeth Griffin’s daffodil buds she grows for her flower farm, Bizzy Blooms, haven’t come out of the ground until April. This year, the warmer weather pushed the buds up early, already emerging by about 3 inches in late February. But instead of feeling

Construction plans, design secrecy raise concerns over Fort Missoula Forest Service project

The U.S. Forest Service broke ground on a new vehicle storage building within the Fort Missoula Historic District in February, which some argue skirted historic building regulations. The new building replaces a World War II-era building that the federal agency demolished in December using a limited public engagement

Recent must-read education stories you may have missed in the Bitterroot

While we didn’t get much snow this February, there was a wintery mix of education stories from Missoula to the Bitterroot. Here are some recent articles worth revisitng: Hamilton, Stevi and Lone Rock School boards place tech levy on May ballot The school election ballot is starting to take

Trump endorses Aaron Flint in Montana's western congressional primary race

President Donald Trump endorsed Republican congressional candidate Aaron Flint on Tuesday, giving him an extra leg up in a field that swelled to three just 24 hours after the incumbent bowed out. Trump endorsed Flint, a conservative talk radio host and combat veteran, for the state's western congressional

Montana education savings accounts available for existing families until end of school year

About 50 families who have utilized a program reimbursing parents of special needs kids for educating them outside of the public school system will be able to use said funding through the end of the school year. That’s according to a February court order that was filed after legal

Zinke out, other candidates in: Key takeaways from this week's western district shakeup

Zinke out, other candidates in: Key takeaways from this week's western district shakeup

Montana’s political landscape was thrown into upheaval Monday as Republican U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke said roughly 48 hours before the state’s filing deadline that he will not seek reelection. The unexpected announcement completely reset the dynamics in race for Montana’s western congressional district, with three Republicans