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Following the tragic shootings that occurred on March 14th when one man was killed and three others gravely wounded, efforts have been underway to raise money for their medical and living expenses.

On Friday’s Talk Back show, guests on the monthly ‘City Talk’ segment included Erin Pehan, Director of Housing and Community Development along with City of Missoula Communications Director Ginny Merriam.

There have been several media reports recently that high school, college students and even some politicians cannot name the freedoms delineated in the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

The Missoula County Attorney's Office filed 15 new cases this past week.

Join the community for a $5 dinner and huge silent auction this Tuesday.

On Thursday, President Donald Trump signed an Executive Order to protect the free speech rights of all students on campuses across the country. A UM student, Taylor Powell, was invited to attend.

At the White House on Thursday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to protect the free speech rights of all students on campuses across the country

An Arlee man, 47 year-old Stanley Oliver is in the Missoula County Jail on $25,000 after being charged with strangling and woman and kneeing her in the face which resulted in several stitches at a local hospital.

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

Miles City is the site of ONLY domestic bombing during World War II?

The Center for Public Integrity published a story this week in partnership with Mother Jones about the ‘woefully inadequate’ amount of cleanup funds set aside to deal with leftover pollution at the former Pegasus gold mine on the Fort Belknap Reservation.

Shane Stack was named Missoula county’s new director of Public Works.

Potholes become an issue for the Missoula Street Department every year.

March Madness is in full swing right now and that means a lot of gambling is taking place.

One man is dead and another man injured in a fiery crash on I-90 near Missoula on Wednesday afternoon after he drove the wrong way and crashed head on into a semi truck.

You’re traveling home after a night out. Do you take an Uber, Lyft, or taxi? For most American drivers, the go-to answer is “none of the above.”

One man is confirmed dead and another man was injured and transported to St. Patrick Hospital after a vehicle was traveling the wrong way on Interstate 90 on Wednesday afternoon.

University of Montana President Seth Bodnar updated the campus on how far the University has come and what to expect in the future.

Attorney General Tim Fox, head of the Montana Highway Patrol, spoke with KGVO News for the first time since Trooper Wade Palmer was critically wounded last Thursday night.

Personnel from the Missoula Division of the Highway Patrol are in Salt Lake City every day to provide for the needs of wounded Trooper Wade Family and his family.

Three fourth and fifth students from Missoula’s Chief Charlo Elementary School will be in Helena on Wednesday to be honored by Governor Steve Bullock and other state officials.

The test was successful Tuesday afternoon.

The first ever online poll by the University of Montana Big Sky Poll resulted in mixed reactions to the state’s politicians.

Personnel from the Missoula Division of the Montana Highway Patrol are in Salt Lake City, Utah to provide support for wounded trooper Wade Palmer and his family.

Taylor Powell, the University of Montana student who filed a complaint with the administration after she claimed her free speech rights had been violated has been invited by President Donald Trump to a ceremony at the White House Rose Garden on Thursday.

When Shriners help kids with medical needs, it is at ZERO cost to Western Montana families. Let's help them help kids!

Bail was set at $2 million for Jonathan Bertsch yesterday, the man accused in a shooting spree that killed one man and critically wounded three others, including MHP Trooper Wade Palmer

Some drivers out there can’t imagine driving without something to listen to once they hit the road.

It was an intimidating yet inspiring sight.
Over one hundred uniformed law enforcement personnel from agencies across western Montana attended the initial court appearance of 29 year-old Jonathan Bertsch.

Even though they will be closing their doors for good soon, we wanted to applaud a Missoula business for so generously answering the call.