Morning Headlines

Missoula Climate Strike to hold a rally at Caras Park on Friday to encourage high school and college students to leave school to protest climate change.

Senator Steve Daines addressed the issue of prescription drug prices for seniors in a tele-town meeting.

Hellgate Elementary School's firearms safety assemblies for first through third graders were judged a complete success by Superintendent Doug Reisig.

Missoula police responded to a report of shots fired on Arcadia Street early Mornday morning. No arrests have yet been made.

Senator Steve Daines addressed the GOP Lincoln-Reagan fundraiser on Saturday night and donated a Trump campaign plastic straw to the annual auction, mocking the CNN Climate Change Summit.

The Miss Montana aircraft will be flying to Florida on Saturday to take part in Hurricane Dorian disaster relief in the Bahamas.

Memories and commemoration of September 11, 2001 dominated the news on Wednesday.

Missoula City Council primary results in three wards. The primary cost the city $51,000 to conduct.

UM VP for Enrollment Cathy Cole spoke to the monthly City Club luncheon about how the university is striving to increase enrollment and enrich the student experience on campus

State DPHHS looks at the use of e-cigarettes and vaping products by Montana youth, since Michigan has now banned all e-cigarette sales.