Potholes

The City of Missoula’s Street Operations and Maintenance Division will begin its street sweeping schedule on Tuesday.

There was a lot of snow left on Missoula’s streets late in the year and it created a perfect recipe for potholes.

Potholes become an issue for the Missoula Street Department every year.

It's been 13 years since maintenance work has been done on Orange Street. That will change starting Monday, May 15.

The University of Montana has issued a statement to students to watch out for the use of so-called 'date rape' drugs after two female students reported becoming very ill.

Heavy snow, bitter cold, rapid warming and rain have led to a mess with Missoula streets and storm drains.

City of Missoula Street Division crews begin applying oil and chips to city streets on Monday, July 28, in the City’s annual Chip Seal Street Maintenance Program.

Missoula dealt with some extreme weather this winter and spring and all of the snow, snow-melt and fluctuating temperatures did a number on the city's streets.

Like underwater mines, potholes filled with water pose a threat to damage tires and wheels, and they can wreak havoc on wheel alignment.

'Tis the season for potholes in Missoula, and the season has begun in earnest.