Good morning, Missoula.

Suzette's Organics began its soft opening this week inside a historic building once known as Finnegan's; it offers a limited breakfast menu and takeout service while final details are finalized ahead of a full launch.

A local rom-com film featuring Radiohead and nods to 90s nostalgia is being shot around Missoula today at spots including a fake bar + a fake donut shop.

The film was written 30 years ago by a city native.

This weekend, the second annual IndigiPalooza will take place in Missoula, celebrating native resistance with the theme (Resistance 250+) and highlighting a cultural journey that extends beyond the establishment of the United States.

The Skillet Fire is burning 800 acres in the Flathead National Forest about three miles northwest of Good Creek Community and threatening homes as roads and trails remain closed.

The fire grew 650 acres overnight and now moves east as aerial crews help keep it in check + watch progress.

Fire officials in Missoula County raised fire danger to very high on July 30 because of dry conditions, high winds, and hot temperatures.

They urged residents and visitors to use extreme caution with campfires and outdoor burning.

The city will start work in August on the North Scott Street park and nearby road improvements, including new sidewalks, tree planting, and safer intersections.

The phased project will add a playground, dog park, and sports courts and continue until summer of 2027.

ConsumerAffairs ranked Montana as the 15th best place to move in 2026 because of its high quality of life despite rising housing costs — nearby states rank higher in affordability.

A local survey in Missoula found that 53% of renters have spent over 30% of their income on rising rents while 30% faced moving due to increased costs.

Housing advocates plan to partner with city officials to develop new tenant protection measures soon.

The Montana Grizzlies, led by new head coach Bobby Kennedy, begin fall camp Monday in preparation for the season opener on Aug.

29 at Washington-Grizzly Stadium. The team is focused on sharpening its offense with running back Eli Gillman and boosting its defense for a championship run.

Missoula Mavericks returned from Lethbridge after winning three consecutive state championships, marking Montana's first three-peat since 2003.

Frenchtown’s Hank Smith committed to Montana men’s basketball under coach Travis DeCuire, making him the first local recruit in four years — a move that may spark renewed interest in the team.