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Cities and towns around the country are being flooded with reactions to President Trump's temporary ban on allowing refugees and immigrants from certain countries, including Missoula.

Not sure you can make a case against the Russians since she won the popular vote by over 2 million votes . Doesn’t sound like many voters crossed over to Trump.

The maintenance on a Bugatti Veyron is so expense that one owner has the car hauled to his favorite roads and he flies there in his private jet to save money.

It's obvious that winning with a percentage in the high 40s could hardly be considered a mandate of the people. The incoming president has a big challenge.

On Wednesday's Talk Back show, the Montana World Affairs Council brought Mary Poole and Molly Short Carr from Soft Landings Missoula into the studio.

For the first time in the history of American elections, we the people have nominated the two most unlikable people in the polls to our highest office.

Missoula County Sheriff T.J. McDermott testified yesterday at the Josh Clark political discrimination hearing that Clark 'hated my guts'.

The Missoula County Sheriff's Office is investigating what appears to a fraudulent letter purportedly sent by the Missoula County Commissioners to the U.S. State Department withdrawing the county's support to help resettle immigrants.

A small group of nearly 50 people gathered on front of the Missoula County Courthouse steps on Saturday afternoon to hear Gina Satterfield from Helena declare that America's constitutional republic is 'under attack by our own government siding with the United Nations to infiltrate the US with refugees'