United Way

Since Missoula and the state of Montana have been locked down the Missoula County United Way has led the way in helping those who are most affected and the least fortunate in western Montana.

The United Way has always been a source for the community, but will be even more so now, after the order to close all restaurants, bars and breweries came down this week.

The University of Montana and the Missoula County United Way will team up for the second year for the annual University United Food Friday at the University Center Ballroom

Ravalli County Sheriff Steve Holton confirmed on Friday that a 17 year-old male from Sanders County drowned in the Clark Fork River after attempting to elude law enforcement.

Missoula police had few arrests over the mostly quiet Thanksgiving holiday weekend, according to Public Information Officer Travis Welsh.

Tuesday, November 27 is ‘Giving Tuesday’, as Americans are encouraged to give generously to causes they feel are important to their local communities.

When University of Montana President Seth Bodnar was officially inaugurated on October 26, instead of having the ceremony focus on himself, Bodnar joined hundreds of volunteers in a day of service.

Author and composer David Simmons will be conducting a three day music workshop at Willard Alternative High School during Suicide Prevention Awareness Week.

Just ten dollars gave a great many individuals a chance to rappel off the roof of the First Interstate bank building on Saturday in a fundraiser for the Missoula United Way.

Even though western Montana is on the cusp of an historic flood, officials were taking the first steps over the weekend to make area neighborhoods safer for the upcoming fire season