KPAX-TV (Missoula, MT)

2 days ago | kpax.com | Lewis Dortch

MISSOULA — Most of us stay dry, however, another round of scattered rain, snow or graupel will be possible this afternoon. Highs today are mostly in the low to mid 50s. High pressure will continue to slowly build through the rest of this week. With this, expect temperatures to increase by a few degrees each day with highs in the mid to upper 60s by Friday. Our next system moves in just in time for the weekend. Expect scattered rain showers along with highs back in the 50s on both Saturday and Sunday.

2 days ago | kpax.com | Tim McGonigal

GREAT FALLS — The Great Falls-Billings Diocese is mourning the death of Pope Francis, who died on Monday, April 21, 2025, at the age of 88. Bishop Jeffrey Fleming of the Diocese of Great Falls-Billings led a mass on Monday at St. Ann’s Cathedral in Great Falls, dedicated to Pope Francis. Watch the full story: Great Falls-Billings Diocese mourns the death of Pope Francis “He lived in a small apartment. He rejected big cars. He wrote around a little Fiat. He was just a humble man,” said Fleming.

3 days ago | kpax.com | Lewis Dortch

MISSOULA — Behind a cold front scattered rain, snow or graupel will continue along with breezy winds through this evening. Highs today are topping out mostly in the 40s. A high pressure ridge will slowly build though this week, leading to gradually warming temperatures each day. Highs will eventually warm back into the 60s and low 70s by Friday. Another low pressure system then looks to return for our upcoming weekend, bringing more scattered rain showers and dropping temperatures back into the 50s.

5 days ago | kpax.com | Martin J. Kidston

MISSOULA — The city's mayor and the Missoula Redevelopment Agency have proposed allocating excess funding from the Johnson Street Shelter to help fund the city's housing sprint as shelter operations wind down over the next few months. But questions over the legality of using tax increment to fund a social program prompted MRA board members to seek a legal opinion from the City Attorney's Office before the funding is allocated to the housing effort.

5 days ago | kpax.com | Hevenn Vanh

BOZEMAN — At Engine Works on Montana State University’s Innovation Campus sit the only two quantum computers of their kind in the state — which is the beginning of an ambitious, and perhaps revolutionary, research agenda in Bozeman. "QCORE is a new center here at Montana State University (MSU) where we’re looking at opportunities to expand and increase the quantum supply chain and really build on the history here in Montana and the Gallatin Valley," says Director Jayne Morrow.