Kirsten Pabst

2020 was a tumultuous year for the Missoula County Attorney’s office with multiple high-profile trials that dominated the headlines, along with the complications that the COVID 19 pandemic brought to bear.

On Friday’s Talk Back program, Missoula County Attorney Kirsten Pabst reported that her office prosecuted 26 felony cases, a heavy load for one week

On Friday’s Talk Back talk show, Missoula Deputy County Attorney Kirsten Pabst weighed in on the controversy over the mandatory masking order adopted by the County Board of Health.

There were 15 new criminal complaints filed this week, reports Missoula County Attorney Kirsten Pabst.

This week's Missoula crime report is dominated by violent crime and property crime. 19 new criminal complaints were filed this week.

It was a bittersweet announcement from Missoula County Attorney Kirsten Pabst on Wednesday that her chief deputy Jason Marks would be stepping down in order to become the newly appointed District Court Judge to replace the retiring Karen Townsend.

Surrounded by local, state and federal law enforcement officials, U.S. Attorney for Montana Kurt Alme delivered positive news to the media on Wednesday that crime rates are down in Missoula due to the Project Safe Neighborhoods program, instituted a year ago.

The Montana Supreme Court will hear oral arguments this morning on the UM campus in the Dennison Theater.

Missoula County Attorney Kirsten Pabst is in Austin, Texas to present a program developed in Missoula called the Secondary Trauma Group, that in 2017 won an award from the National Association of Counties.

The Missoula County Attorney’s office had their hands full this week with 18 new felony charges.