Montana Public Radio • 21st February 2018

Missoula Students March For Stronger Gun Regulations

(Story by Eric Whitney) Missoula high school students marched in protest against gun violence Wednesday in Missoula, joining students across the country.

Montana Public Radio • 9th February 2018

Democratic Candidate Forum Gets Personal, Goes Beyond Policy

(Story by Eric Whitney) The five Democrats running to be their party’s candidate in the race for Montana’s U.S. House seat had a chance to do something a little different in Missoula last night.

Montana Public Radio • 29th January 2018

'United We Eat' Brings Syrian Cuisine To Missoula Tables

(Story by Nora Saks) In Missoula, a new roving supper club is showcasing the culinary talent of refugees and offering a chance for locals to eat the world without leaving town.

Montana Public Radio • 18th December 2017

Mental Health Layoffs Confirmed, Workers Picket

(Story by Edward O'Brien) One of Montana’s largest mental health care providers has confirmed that it’s cutting up to 50 case managers and community-based aides.

Montana Standard • 9th July 2017

Montana Folk Festival 2017 in photos: capturing the spirit of music

Snapshots from the seventh annual Montana Folk Festival.

Montana Public Radio • 24th April 2017

Butte Holds 'Wake' For Birds Killed In Berkeley Pit

(Story by Nora Saks) On a sunny Saturday, while thousands were marching for science around the world, about 50 people gathered inside the Knights of Columbus Hall in Butte for a different kind of Earth Day celebration.

Montana Public Radio • 23rd January 2017

Voices From The Women's March In Helena

(Story by Nora Saks) On Saturday morning, a crowd some estimated at 10,000 gathered in Helena for the Women’s March on Montana.

YES! Magazine • 22nd August 2016

This Is a Life, Not a Job

Smartphones are basically moot here. The internet and electric coffee grinder get turned off on gray, windless July days when battery power is low. The daily rhythm of feeding, milking,...