MT Adds 69 COVID-19 Cases, 416,820 People are Fully Immunized
As of Thursday morning, Montana has confirmed 113,092 positive COVID-19 cases.
Popular Missoula Bar Damaged, Police Looking For Suspect
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Montana Morning State News Headlines for Thursday, June 17
Wednesday, June 16th marked the third anniversary of the disappearance of Jermaine Charlo. The investigation into the Native American woman's death is still active, according to Detective Guy Baker.
Health Department hosts Retirement Party for Ellen Leahy
After 38 years of service, Missoula City County Health Officer Ellen Leahy was the guest of honor for her retirement party at Caras Park during Out to Lunch at Caras Park on Wednesday.
Man Escapes Pre-Release Center, Gets Caught With Drugs in Clinton
He was expected back at the center at 1:30 p.m., but he never returned.
Majority of Residents Rate Quality of Life ‘Good to Excellent’
In the recent resident survey taken by the City of Missoula, nearly 75 percent of residents surveyed said their quality of life was ‘good or excellent’.
Montana Already Dealing With Two Major Wildfires
It's only mid-June. Meteorologists have been predicting a bad fire season. Sadly, they seem to be spot-on so far.
Where is Jermaine Charlo? The Search Enters its Third Year
Missoula Police Detective Guy Baker has a special place in his heart for Jermaine Charlo and her family, as Wednesday, June 16 marks the third anniversary of her disappearance.
MT Adds 75 COVID-19 Cases, 415,586 People are Fully Immunized
As of Wednesday morning, Montana has confirmed 113,021 positive COVID-19 cases.
UM Researcher Studies why People Choose Certain Campsites
With trails, campsites and state and national parks so crowded now that the COVID pandemic is on the wane, UM researchers are using the website recreation dot gov to see how and why people choose certain campsites.