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From the editorial: "Nephew’s expertise in housing and Forsman’s in economic development can inspire optimism for overtaxed Duluth property owners."

The city of Bozeman banned short-term rentals where the owner doesn’t live on the property, and Missoula is considering taking similar action. The state is still looking at actions it can take to increase access to housing, as the Governor’s Housing Task Force reassembled last week.

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The Daily Inter Lake reached out to Whitefish City Council candidates running in the Nov. 7 municipal election. The information below was provided by the candidates and edited for spelling, punctuation and space.

Charles Nahale spent days sleeping in his car and whatever chairs that he could find after fleeing for his life from the Lahaina fire that razed the old Hawaiian family compound where he rented an ohana unit on Front Street.

/PRNewswire/ -- Lincoln Avenue Communities (LAC), a mission-driven acquirer and developer of affordable housing, joins the City of San Antonio to break ground...

Two more meetings are scheduled, including Oct. 18 at the Delta Hotel in Helena and Oct. 19 at a location in Missoula at a site yet to be determined. Each meeting will be held in person from 6-8 p.m., but people will be allowed to join remotely via Zoom.

Two more meetings are scheduled, including Oct. 18 at the Delta Hotel in Helena and Oct. 19 at a location in Missoula at a site yet to be determined. Each meeting will be held in person from 6-8 p.m., but people will be allowed to join remotely via Zoom.

The homelessness numbers are out for Metro Vancouver, and the uptick is no surprise to members of the Tri-Cities Homelessness and Housing Task Group.

Suburban townships where voters backed referendums last year to create community mental health boards now are trying to decide what to do with an apparent flaw in the language of those ballot measures: Try again in 2024, or wait for the state legislature to sort it out?