Moms Demand Action

Friday kicked off National Gun Violence Awareness Weekend nationwide, and here in Missoula several businesses and locations have adopted the signature orange color that symbolizes gun violence awareness.

The Moms Demand Action For Common Sense Gun Laws held a rally in Caras Park on Saturday that featured Mayor John Engen and a high school senior whose father killed her mother, uncle and then himself with a firearm.

The Missoula Chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense held a rally in Caras Park at the Carousel for Missoula to draw attention to the many that have been killed in Missoula and Montana through gun violence.

At the Missoula City Council Meeting on Monday, September 26, a final vote will be taken on a controversial gun registration ordinance, and one city councilor is encouraging public involvement.

Former Presidential candidate and Texas Governor Ricky Perry mentioned Montana in the national debate of resettling Syrian refugees on Fox News.

Over 300 people jammed into the Missoula City Council Meeting room Monday night to let their voices be heard for and against a proposed gun control background check ordinance.