Montana Man Sentenced for Near Death of Child Who Ingested Drugs
A Great Falls man has been sentenced to 13 years in prison.
Law Enforcement
Police Chief White Invites Public to first National Night Out
The National Night Out program has been in existence for many years, giving the public an opportunity to meet and get to know law enforcement personnel in their communities, however, it has never been implemented in Missoula, until now.
Attorney General Knudsen on National Police Week May 9-15
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen appeared on the KGVO Montana Morning news show on Friday as he was driving into Missoula, and asked Montanans to commemorate National Police Week. May 9-15.
Crisis Intervention Team Academy Returns to Missoula
The weeklong Crisis Intervention Team Academy took place last week in Missoula.
Suspects in Billings Homicide Die Near West Yellowstone
Two people being sought for questioning in a suspected homicide in Billings died of gunshot wounds while being pursued by law enforcement officers near West Yellowstone.
Man Allegedly Set Propane Tanks on Fire on I-90 Near Frenchtown
Law enforcement officers responded to a report of a large fire on Interstate 90 near Frenchtown.
Missoulians Want to Help Fund Local Law Enforcement
Citizens of Missoula have created a go fund me page for the City of Missoula Police Department and the Missoula County Sheriff’s Office.
Ravalli County Sheriff Explains COVID 19 Enforcement Policy
Ravalli County Sheriff Steve Holton has been the topic of much conversation in the past week over the issue of COVID 19 mask orders and their enforcement
Missoula County Receives Grant to Create Mobile Crisis Team
The Missoula County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council has received a $125,000 grant from the state Department of Health and Human Services to fund a mobile crisis team to respond to calls for people in mental health crisis instead of law enforcement or other first responders.
A Conversation with New Missoula Police Chief Jaeson White
After a nationwide search, Mayor John Engen chose former California Highway Patrol Assistant Chief Jaeson White, whose first day on the job was March 2.