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Missoula Marathon sells out as 1,700 runners sign up

Missoula Marathon sells out as 1,700 runners sign up

MISSOULA, Mont. — Run Wild Missoula announced the 2026 Missoula Marathon, June 26-28, sold out its 26.2-mile race with a record 1,700 registered runners. According to organizers, runners signed up from all 50 states and 11 countries. Registration remains open for the half marathon, Tony Banovich 5K

Meet Michael Kneeland, MSU’s very own Paralympian

Meet Michael Kneeland, MSU’s very own Paralympian

While most MSU freshmen were finding their way around campus and figuring out what to eat at Miller Dining Hall, 2025 Presidential Scholar Michael Kneeland was juggling a full course load and a spot on Team USA. Kneeland, who grew up in Bozeman, is a 20-year-old studying electrical

Pogacar vows to keep going until Seixas 'destroys' him

Pogacar vows to keep going until Seixas 'destroys' him

Tadej Pogacar won a fourth Liege-Bastogne-Liege Monument race after fending off a spirited challenge from teenage French sensation Paul Seixas. But he fully expects the 19-year-old to keep improving and one day blitz everyone in the field in much the same way as Pogacar has in

What sets the Boston Marathon apart from other major race weekends in the US

The Boston Marathon returns on April 20, 2026, with a race format that sets it apart from other major U.S. marathon weekends. Unlike larger events such as the New York City Marathon and Chicago Marathon, Boston follows more selective entry standards and a course that runs through multiple towns.

Kenyans Korir, Lokedi seek to repeat at Boston Marathon

Kenyans Korir, Lokedi seek to repeat at Boston Marathon

Defending champion John Korir returns to the Boston Marathon on Monday aiming for a fourth straight marathon crown after adding victories in Chicago and Valencia last year. The Kenyan, who overcame an early fall to clock the third-fastest time ever in Boston -- 2hr 04min 45 sec -- can expect a

‘Right to race’ laws and the battle over America’s local racetracks

‘Right to race’ laws and the battle over America’s local racetracks

Across the United States, the local auto racing tracks that have anchored rural and working-class communities for generations are disappearing. Some have lost out to real estate developers when suburban sprawl makes the land beneath them too valuable to ignore. Others are strangled, slowly, by noise complaints and nuisance

Bridger’s Early Closure Sparks Disappointment Amongst Student Shredders

Bridger’s Early Closure Sparks Disappointment Amongst Student Shredders

“Mid.” “Disappointing.” “Slow.” That’s how MSU students are describing this Bridger Bowl ski season, which ended earlier than expected. On March 20, the ski area posted a video on Instagram featuring General Manager Hiram Towle standing in an ankle-deep puddle of water at the base area. In the