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Construction work will begin on Monday for improvements to access the West Broadway Island which is owned by the City of Missoula

25 year-old Tabitha Ann Curtis is in the Missoula County Jail on$15,000 bond after allegedly beating another woman with a baseball bat when Curtis discovered her in a relationship with her male partner.

At about 10 Thursday morning, Missoula Police received a call about a suspicious vehicle.

The ACLU is suing the Border Patrol after two Havre women were stopped and detained because they were speaking Spanish.

Old Man Winter is doing a number on the westbound lanes of Interstate 90 west of St. Regis.

At the recent MCPS Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday, the effort to find a new superintendent moved forward with the scheduling of focus groups where the public can receive more information.

The Montana Senate Business and Labor Committee voted in favor of State Auditor Matt Rosendale’s legislation to lower prescription drug costs on Thursday.

And you thought a home show might be too drab and uneventful to bring the kiddos to. Not this one!

The Montana Department of Justice has approximately 11 bills in the Montana State Legislature.

In an effort to end human trafficking, Montana Attorney General Tim Fox introduced a Continuing Education training.

Two men were arrested by Missoula Police for spray painting swastikas on a wall and painting the words 'White Power'.

In recent days I have been accused in news-media of harassing a student, Taylor Powell, in the University Center on the University of Montana campus, and sending my students continue the harassment. Emphatically, nothing could be further from the truth.

A little idea brought out a great response.

The Rice Ridge Fire was one of the most intense wildfires of the 2017 season and blanketed the Seeley Lake Community with dense smoke for weeks.

On Tuesday, the University of Montana had their grand opening for the new UM Food Pantry.

Two of Missoula faith leaders, along with several others, stood in the falling snow in front of the Russell Smith U.S. Federal Courthouse on Wednesday afternoon for a No Hate-No Wall vigil to promote a just and humane immigration policy.

Missoula Police received a call that a vandalism was in progress in the 1400 block of West Broadway.

This will be a "do not miss" production!

Missoula police commemorated the end of watch anniversary of the death of Sergeant Robert Heinle, who was shot and wounded in the line of duty.

For several years, enrollment officials at the University of Montana were mystified that prospective students were complaining about a lack of contact information from the school, as compared to MSU.

At the regularly scheduled meeting of the Missoula County Public Schools Board of Trustees on Tuesday evening, one of the topics to be discussed will be the retrofitting of all Beach Transportation school buses with seat belts.

On Sunday night, Montana Senator Steve Daines took part in overnight patrols with ICE agents on the southern border to see first hand what interdiction methods are being used, and the challenges that are being faced by law enforcement.

Montana Congressman Greg Gianforte held one of his regular telephone town hall meetings on Monday night from the office in Washington, D.C. and took calls from constituents for over an hour.

Several crashes continue to occur on Highway 93 as folks commute from Lolo to Missoula.

MPD Public Information Officer Travis Welsh asks that the public keep Heinle in mind and remember the sacrifice he made for our community.

Heavy snow in the mountains and a significant amount in the valleys is expected through Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.

Consider the swiftness with which we’ve come from a fledgling, newly independent nation to a global superpower.

The two gate valves are over 100 years old.

The National Weather Service is predicting heavy snow for the mountains around western Montana in the next few days, along with a significant amount in the valleys.

Montana’s Superintendent of Public Schools Elsie Arntzen addressed the Montana Legislature on Monday afternoon to discuss education issues facing the lawmakers and the state.