River Rescue

Black Lives Matter protest draws hundreds to downtown Missoula to carry signs and listen to radio broadcasts of a black man who claimed to have been terrorized and then said police would not prosecute as a hate crime.

At about 8:30 on Saturday night, 9-1-1 received a call that there was a man possibly drowning in the Clark Fork River, and Missoula City Fire crews responded.

Missoula police officers were involved in a River Rescue.

The Missoula County Sheriff’s Office located a stolen vehicle from Washington in the 1400 block of East Broadway.

Missoula Fire Department crews responded to two emergencies on Monday, first to rescue an injured paraglider on Mt. Sentinel, then to rescue people in the Clark Fork River near the California Street footbridge.

Captain Ron Lubke with the Missoula Rural Fire District has safety advice for those recreating around rivers and ponds in the winter.

Missoula Sheriff's Deputies show restraint while arresting an intoxicated woman who apparently had a weapon near the fire station in Lolo.

The Missoula Fire department and several other agencies rescued a boater who had been capsized in the high waters of the Clark Fork River on Tuesday. He was rescued unharmed.

A Yellowstone County sheriff's deputy rescued a 2-year-old boy who fell into the Yellowstone River.

When a hiker or someone walking a dog by a local river falls through the ice, minutes and seconds count for rescue crews to reach the victim.