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Sparks fly in the Montana legislature, while a car crash cuts power in Missoula. Other headlines include an update on the Columbia Falls Aluminum Company investigation, and an inmate's multiple attempts to escape.

Missoula County Public Schools have declared yet another snow day for Monday, March 3rd, due to concern for teachers and staff attempting to attend.

On Friday, February 28, an avalanche destroyed two homes in lower Rattlesnake. A man, a single mother and her 10-year-old daughter were able to escape, but their fourth family member, 8-year-old Phoenix Scoles, was trapped for 45 minutes before being rescued.

One of our favorite members of the Townsquare Media digital support team in New York, Steve Frost plans to participate in a 40-mile bike trip in NYC to benefit The Nature Conservancy Organization – a group that has done a lot to preserve land in Western Montana.

Every year over 300 bikes are found neglected or discarded and are rounded up by the Missoula Police Department.

An internal review of 50 sexual assault cases are now under review according to Missoula Police Chief Mark Muir.

If you haven’t broken out that snow shovel yet, just look outside because its time.

Calling all parents! The Missoula Senior All Night Party Committee is gearing up for the graduation celebration and is looking for parent volunteers. The Senior All-Night Graduation Party is an alcohol-free and drug-free graduation celebration for Missoula area high school seniors and has been a tradition in Missoula for 28 years...

[AUDIO, VIDEO] Cancer kills everyday but the American Cancer Society brings hope to those affected by the disease by offering healing, comfort and support.

At 6 a.m. today, Jan. 17, the Missoula County Sheriff’s Department oversaw the removal of Occupy Missoula tents on the county courthouse lawn.