Poll

The quarantine has forced us into speaking to the people living next door to us.

The Big sky Poll run by students and faculty at the University of Montana took some time this year to question Montanans about a topic closer to home.

Q Scores is out with their biannual list of the most despised celebs, I'm not shocked.

Listen up, I'm totally not allowed to do this, but I'll go out of my way to try nonetheless. If you don't love Montana...get on outta here. I'm still fairly certain all your wildest dreams will come true in Kansas or Nova Scotia or whatever.

Take this poll and tell us your favorite place to dine in Missoula when the weather is nice.

Which restaurant chain would you love to see come to Missoula?

Gallup just published their yearly study on the happiest states in the country based on things like relationships, financial security, job satisfaction, and physical health.  Montana state made the Top 10.

Missoula, Montana is BY FAR the most diverse city in the state with its influx of new and returning college students and businesses that attract a wide variety of people from different walks of life. However...some people in our little city just seem to stand out from the rest. From politicians, to sports players. Chefs to musicians and everyone in between. So many qualities, and yet such little r

In just a few short days we officially announce who Missoula's "Person of The Year". Have you nominated that someone special yet? It's easy. Here's how...

It's the Parkers vs. The Griswolds in an all-out battle for holiday supremacy. In one corner it's a fragilee leg lamp from France, and in the other, Cousin Eddie with a metal plate in his head. Ralphie could have the winning advantage with his Red Rider carbine action, two-hundred shot range model air rifle...although Clark may have the upper hand with his demonstration of handiwork with the house

Missoula, Montana is BY FAR the most diverse city in the state with its influx of new and returning college students and businesses that attract a wide variety of people from different walks of life. However...some people in our little city just seem to stand out from the rest. From politicians, to sports players. Chefs to musicians and everyone in between. So many qualities, and yet such little r

They call Montana "The Last Best Place," and, apparently, most Montanans actually think that.