First seen in Montana Kaimin , featured in CNN’s Brain Stelter’s Reliable Sources, Photo by Eli Imadali Missoula Independent shuttered by parent company The Missoula Independent, a 27-year-old local alternative weekly, was shut down by its parent company, […]
First seen in: Beyond Bars Beyond Bars Flathead Public Defenders Provide Lasting Solutions to Incarceration Story by LJ Dawson | Photos by Rikki Devlin Virginia “Tiny” Charlo is technically a Salish princess. The maroon grizzly paw […]
First seen in: The Montana Kaimin UM student Marita Growing Thunder spent her spring break walking 80 miles by foot through the Flathead Valley to raise awareness for missing and murdered indigenous women. This was the […]
For Nick Feistner, 28, a mechanic who lives outside Missoula, a forgotten $20 speeding ticket turned into a three-year stint of joblessness and homelessness.
As women who work and play in wilds but still live in cities, if not only when we must, we need clothes that can keep up with our adventures and dance between those two worlds. The Andraste dress from Kind Apparel does just that.
A screenshot from Women’s Voices for the Earth’s video pointing out the lack of ingredient transparency in feminine hygiene products.
Four months after I-182, also known as the Montana Medical Marijuana Initiative, passed, Missoula’s medical marijuana dispensaries are still waiting on an uncertain future of regulations in Montana.
I stood naked staring in the mirror at my stomach again. The morning ritual of “Am I fat today?” when it slammed into me like a boulder.
Nicholas Gilbert and his dog lived in a Chevy Conversion van to save money his freshman year at the University of Montana.
Photo courtesy of Nicholas Gilbert
Alicia Leggett has worked as a ski patroller for the past four years. When she moved from California to Missoula, she started working at Montana Snowbowl, where she stands on the deck of the ski patrol hut Jan. 29, 2017.
LJ Dawson 