Missoula Church Security Training Workshop Planned for May 3 – 4
Over Easter weekend there were multiple bombings that took hundreds of lives in Sri Lanka and there have been attacks on and in churches in the U.S. over the past several years.
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The Montana DOJ Gives an Update on Casey Blanchard’s Status
Casey Blanchard was shot on March 14, 2019, in Missoula when he exited his vehicle to check on a motorist who he thought needed assistance.
Kehrwald Drive Flooding – More Expected as River Rises in May
The National Weather Service has inspected the areas in the Orchard Homes area near the Clark Fork River and found that the river has overflowed its banks and affected streets and property in the area.
Federal Government Announces Montana is REAL ID Compliant
Montana’s legislature and governor tasked the Motor Vehicle Division with creating an optional driver license that complies with the federal REAL ID Act of 2005.
‘What Do You Know’ Welcomes Evan Ginzburg
Every episode, Scott and Arnie chat with persons of interest in and around Missoula, Montana.
Montana Morning State News Headlines for Monday, April 22
An unidentified man is in custody after a high speed pursuit ended with a vehicle on its side between two restaurants on Brooks.
Clark Fork to Surpass Flood Stage – Orchard Homes Area on Alert
The National Weather Service is predicting that the Clark Fork River will exceed its flood stage on Monday.
High Speed Chase in Missoula Ends in Capture of Active Shooter
A listener recaps a high speed chase and crash around 6:30 p.m. this evening near the Southgate Mall on Brooks.
OPI Celebrates Passage of Student Safety and Accountability Act
Montana Superintendent of Public Instruction Elsie Arntzen announced on Thursday that bills she helped shepherd through the legislature to protect students passed the Senate and are headed to Governor Steve Bullock for his signature.
State Auditor Reaches $500,000 Settlement with Financial Company
When financial companies turn out to be bad actors and swindle Montanans out of their hard earned money, the State Auditor’s office steps in to resolve the matter, as Matt Rosendale did with a financial company out of Boston.