Local News
At Least Four Turah Homes Broken Into and Robbed, Perpetrator Chased by Homeowner
Thunderstorm Brings Hail, Strong Wings and Phillipsburg Wildfire [AUDIO]
Extensive Credit Card Racket Under Investigation by Missoula Authorities
Missoula City Council Recognizes Soverignty of Salish and Kootenai Tribes at Special Meeting [AUDIO]
At a special Committee of the Whole on Monday, the Missoula City Council held a joint meeting with leadership from the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes to proclaim May 13, 2013 as Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Day.
Graduation Matters Missoula Gets $5,000 Grant from Office of Public Instruction [AUDIO]
The effort to keeps students in school through high school graduation will be starting earlier than ever, thanks to a grant to Graduation Matters Missoula from the Montana Office of Public Instruction.
Vehicle Break-In Epidemic Hits Missoula, Authorities Searching for Suspects
Saturday Motorcycle – Mountain LIne Bus Crash Leaves Washington State Man Dead in Missoula [AUDIO]
A motorcycle-bus accident on Saturday afternoon on Missoula's north side resulted in the death of the motorcyclist, identified by the Missoula County Sheriff's Department as Paul Lawrence Harrison, 49, with a Washington State drivers license, who listed his address as the Poverello Center. .
Who is the New Mr. Rogers?
Most of us 30 somethings grew up with the soothing, mild-mannered, sweater-loving man named Mr. Rogers. Every kid dreamed of being his neighbor. He loved helping children learn while having fun in a calm and relaxed environment.
Full Comments From This Week’s Department of Justice – University of Montana News Conference [AUDIO]
Thursday, May 9, the U. S. Department of Justice held a news conference to release findings of a year-long study into the response by The University of Montana, the City Police Department and the Missoula County Attorney to the issue of sexual assaults.


