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Montana’s senior Senator Jon Tester and Attorney General Tim Fox addressed nearly 200 UM graduates on Saturday morning inside the Dennison Theater.

In a surprise hearing at the Missoula County Courthouse on Friday morning, 26 year-old Augustus Standingrock chose to plead guilty to deliberate homicide and accountability to deliberate homicide in the deaths of two people in August of 2017.

A Native American woman took the Bureau of Indian Affairs to task in a Senate hearing for their failure to search for her missing sister

Sentinel High School is increasing security after the discovery of threatening graffiti, although the threat isn't thought to be credible.

After further investigation in the double homicide that occurred at a Missoula Motel in October, the Missoula County Attorney’s Office has revised the charges against the two defendants, Jonathan Whitmore and Preston Rossbach.

The U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs hearing on missing and murdered Native and Indigenous women on Wednesday demanded answers from the Bureau of Indian Affairs on the epidemic of missing and murdered persons in Indian country.

The Chief Deputy Attorney General of the State of Montana, Jon Bennion, was in Missoula on Thursday to add his voice of approval for the new DUI Treatment Court starting in Missoula Justice Court.

Yellowstone National Park has finished preparing for winter and is ready to invite the public back in this weekend.

A decision by the Montana Supreme Court that ruled that a tax credit program in Montana was unconstitutional will soon be challenged at the U.S. Supreme Court.

The $16.5 million Zero to Five Initiative from the Headwaters Foundation was launched on Thursday at the SpectrUM Center on Toole Avenue amid a happy throng of supporters from the University of Montana, many community agencies.

What?! Why are prices for Christmas Trees so much cheaper in Idaho and North Dakota?

Bitterroot Baroque will open the concert for the A Cappella Society.

A Missoula car crash has led to minor injuries to an infant, and a DUI charge against a local woman.

The Missoula County Public Schools Board of Trustees has taken the next step in hiring a replacement for retiring Superintendent Mark Thane, who will be stepping down on June 30.

80,000 acres of hemp are expected to be grown in Montana next year!

Missoula has a new option for medical care that doesn't require a trip to the emergency room as a second Community FirstCare location has opened up downtown.

49 year-old Michael O’Keefe, who has had several run-ins with Missoula law enforcement over the last two weeks, is no longer in the Missoula County Jail.

Securities and Insurance Commissioner Matt Rosendale announced on Wednesday that a recent fraud case has resulted in over $2 million in fines and restitution fro the New York brokerage firm of Alexander Capital and two of its employees.

A car crash that occurred in the middle of the afternoon on Tuesday at a busy Missoula intersection may have been the result of drunk driving.

Missoula Animal Control is holding a reduced cost vaccine and microchip clinic TODAY from 1pm-4:30pm for cats and dogs.

A man arrested last week and accused of stealing food, cigarettes and saxophones from downtown businesses is back in jail again.

This should come as no surprise, but it's nice to see official validation for his amazing season.

Some of the best elk hunting in Montana is in the Elkhorn Mountains, so when a prescribed burn project to remove invasive plants in the area was opposed in court, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation fought back, and won.

Every episode, Scott and Arnie chat with persons of interest in and around Missoula, Montana.

Gas prices continue to drop, falling 6.5 cents a gallon across Montana in the last week.

More and more people are using motor homes and travel trailers in the winter, and Missoula Rural Fire is warning residents about possibly serious fire dangers.

The State of Montana has had a long-standing disagreement with the federal government after the EPA shifted how it read and enforced a rule called the ‘Waters of the U.S.’ or WOTUS.

After the announcement by the Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday rolling back what has been called federal overreach by former President Obama’s Waters of the U.S. rule, Environment Montana issued a press release condemning the decision.

A man arrested last week is back in jail again after an altercation.

Moms and meth. Two mothers arrested in separate incidents in Manhattan and in Missoula for placing their children in danger.