New: Construction begins on part of Missoula Midtown Commons, two months after the city council approved the deal and amid a recently filed lawsuit challenging the development
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New: Missoula Mayor Andrea Davis proposed a 3.4% increase for the city’s share of property taxes in fiscal year 2027, largely driven by staff wage increases
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Scoop: Missoula police arrested a man who falsified a report of an armed carjacking that led to a standoff at the Southgate Mall earlier this July. While the man said his car was stolen, others said he traded it for bail money
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Back out at South Campus Stadium for #Griz soccer practice this morning.
We’ll be hearing from 1st-year head coach Stu Gore and co-captain Liv Thorne-Thomsen here in a few minutes.
@406mtsports
We're running it back:
Ellsworth will get a new trial after judge notified the parties this morning that evidence not admitted at trial was provided to the jury.
A Montana DOJ spox says the AG's office looks forward to retrying the case.
#mtnews
New: Residents near a planned redevelopment project sued the City of Missoula last month, arguing they did not receive proper public participation in the new construction ⬇️
Ellsworth trial:
Scott Boulanger, a lobbyist and friend of the senator's, testified that Ellsworth asked him last January to backdate a bid for the contract at issue in this corruption case.
By then, Ellsworth had already signed the contract Agile Analytics 1/2 #mtnews
The comment follows a Missoulian report connecting Ward 5 Stacie Anderson with nonprofit A Better Big Sky, which has poured millions of dollars into the state for policy and election work
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New: A Missoula City councilor said Monday night that a fellow councilor's dark money organization has helped trickle funding into local political campaigns, including her own race for reelection. ⬇️
Happening now: The Board of Missoula County Commissioners are considering a one year moratorium to new data centers in the county. More than 100 people are in attendance for the meeting, and many are standing in lines to give public comment
Happening now: The Board of Missoula County Commissioners are considering a one year moratorium to new data centers in the county. More than 100 people are in attendance for the meeting, and many are standing in lines to give public comment