Halloween

Missoula City County Health Officer Ellen Leahy took part in a COVID 19 Epidemiology Update on Thursday and addressed several topics.

The parade, the roaming of the neighborhoods, the costumes - all fun.

Halloween has become one of the most popular days of the year, first with children who get to dress up in costumes and go trick-or-treating, but also with adults who enjoy their own kinds of festivities.

MPD will take extra precautions on Halloween.

Who's ready for costumes and candy this week?

Montana actually has a pretty unique taste when it comes to Halloween candy.

Missoula Police Department provide information about the Violent or Sexual Offender Registry for parents to check before Halloween trick-or-treating.

While children will be trick-or-treating on Halloween, the Missoula Police Department is making information available to parents about those in their neighborhoods who are listed with the Sexual and Violent Offender Registry.

The Missoula Police Department wants to remind all who will be celebrating Halloween that ‘buzzed driving is drunk driving’ on Halloween, and every day.

Wednesday is Halloween, and there will be hundreds of little, or not so little, trick-or-treaters on the streets ringing doorbells and asking for candy.