Mayor John Engen

Attorney for Mountain Water Employees Comments on Their Future With The City

Montana Supreme Court rules 5-2 in favor of City of Missoula in Mountain Water Condemnation case

Included in Missoula Mayor John Engen’s proposed city budget is a request for two new sworn police officers and two non-sworn community service specialists.

The 44th annual YMCA Riverbank Run on Saturday drew nearly 2,000 participants for the 10k, 5k, the one-mile run and the Trifecta, for those who chose to run all three races.

The Missoula County Sheriff's Office is investigating what appears to a fraudulent letter purportedly sent by the Missoula County Commissioners to the U.S. State Department withdrawing the county's support to help resettle immigrants.

Missoula City Councilman Harlan wells appears to have already grown antsy for a higher office. Wells has often cast an outsider vote on issues like the city’s eminent domain lawsuit for Mountain Water Company and the Reserve street pedestrian bridge, now he’s seeking the most powerful executive seat in the city.

Arnie Sherman and I spent a full hour with Mayor John Engen this past week for our next installment of What do you know? - airing this coming Sunday morning at 8:00AM here on Newstalk KGVO. No topic off limits, as we discussed the Mountain Water issues and opportunities, his recent bariatric surgery, recovery and new health regimen...

Six new Missoula City Council members took the oath of office Monday afternoon in the council chambers, and will begin their terms at the council meeting at 7 p.m.

At the Veterans Day ceremony Wednesday on the Missoula County Courthouse lawn, Montana senior Senator Jon Tester announced an appropriation of nearly $2 billion dollars for veterans health care. The vote was unanimous.

University of Montana fall enrollment dipped nearly 4 percent, but enrollment at MSU in Bozeman increased slightly, due to it's burgeoning engineering program.