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Montana dispensary files lawsuit over Missoula license dispute

A Montana dispensary alleges it was swindled out of a permit to operate a Missoula location in 2025 and called for the city to remedy the dispute, according to a lawsuit filed in Missoula County District Court earlier this month. Cannabis company Grizzly Pine LLC and the property owner of

Bozeman mobile home residents end rent strike, seek new lease terms

Bozeman mobile home residents end rent strike, seek new lease terms

BOZEMAN, Mont. — A rent strike at two Bozeman mobile home parks has ended as residents said they wanted to give the new owner a chance to work with them. Residents at Mountain Meadows and King Arthur mobile home parks voted to stop the strike over the weekend, according to union

‘I’m a happy guy’: Gary Oakland finalizes mobile home parks sale as tenants strike to stay

Days after finalizing the sale of King Arthur Park and Mountain Meadows Estates, former landlord Gary Oakland wanted the Chronicle to write a nice story about him. After four decades of ownership, Oakland is parting ways with the properties just a week after tenants launched Montana’s first rent strike

England’s ‘once in a generation’ housing law takes effect as US housing legislation sits in congressional purgatory

England’s ‘once in a generation’ housing law takes effect as US housing legislation sits in congressional purgatory

Housing costs are eating up more and more of Americans’ monthly budgets. Half of renters and a quarter of homeowners are cost-burdened, meaning they spend more than a third of their income to pay their rent or mortgage. Roughly 27% of renters are spending more than half of their

City subsidizing landlords under Missoula pilot program to house homeless

A pilot program administered by the City of Missoula aims to get more homeless people into housing by providing landlords financial compensation for renting out their market-rate units. The Landlord Engagement Pilot Program is meant to strengthen tenant and landlord relationships while incentivizing landlords to rent to more at-

Fewer Montana landlords claiming property tax exemption than expected, state says

As the deadline to apply for preferential property tax rates fast approaches, the number of applications from landlords of long-term rentals is lagging far behind previous state estimates. The second phase of new property tax reforms are going into effect in 2026, and the key part of those laws

MSU makes headway on construction, with more to come

MSU makes headway on construction, with more to come

Construction began for MSU’s new on-campus hotel on Sept. 19. The start of this project highlights MSU’s record-breaking infrastructure updates in recent years, which administrators said are designed with student and stakeholder needs in mind. The hotel’s groundbreaking comes amidst the busiest building period in