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Wade Palmer: MHP trooper shot in head, face, neck; remains in induced coma

March 20, 2019

The Montana Highway Patrol trooper who shot multiple times last week in Evaro remains in extremely critical condition in a Salt Lake City hospital. Lindsey Palmer, the wife of Trooper Wade Palmer, released a statement Wednesday morning saying that her husband was shot three times in the head, face and neck, and “is stable but his condition is still considered extremely critical.”

Bond for Missoula shooting suspect set at $2 million; law officers fill courtroom

March 18, 2019

The suspect in a series of shootings on Friday that left one man dead and three more people injured, including

Wife of wounded MHP trooper thankful for community support

March 18, 2019

The wife of the Montana Highway Patrol trooper who was shot in the head and critically wounded in a Friday shooting

Montana Highway Patrol: Support for wounded trooper ‘overwhelming’

March 16, 2019

An outpouring of community support has overwhelmed the family, friends and fellow officers of a Montana Highway Patrol trooper who was

1 victim dies in Missoula shooting; MHP trooper shot near Evaro airlifted to SLC

March 15, 2019

The Montana Highway Patrol trooper who was shot in the Evaro area early Friday morning is in critical condition. MHP

New round of anti-Semitic fliers appear on Missoula doorsteps, cars at UM

February 12, 2019

Another round of anti-Semitic fliers appeared around Missoula doorsteps on Tuesday morning, as well as on cars at the University

Missoula doc: Measles outbreak could easily make its way to Montana

February 4, 2019

It could be just a matter of time before the public health emergency over measles in Washington state affects Montana. Doctors

West Broadway home a total loss in Friday afternoon fire

January 18, 2019

A Missoula family’s home was a total loss in a Friday afternoon fire on West Broadway. City Fire Chief Jeff

Catholic order releases names of Hi-Line priests with “credible” claims of abuse

January 3, 2019

The West Province of the Jesuits, a Catholic order of priests, has released the names of priests who once served

Missoula firefighters quickly knock down flames beneath Cooley Street home

December 22, 2018

Missoula city firefighters quickly extinguished a fire burning from beneath a home on Cooley Street Saturday afternoon, although the residents

Missoula grandmother, 2 grandchildren escape Howell Street house fire

December 16, 2018

Alerted by a fire alarm, a Missoula grandmother got herself and two grandchildren out of a burning home on Howell

Missoula firefighters knock down 2nd house fire of holiday weekend

November 24, 2018

Missoula city firefighters responded to the second house fire of the holiday weekend on Saturday. Flames were showing through the

Missoula firefighters extinguish Burlington house fire Thursday night

November 23, 2018

The Missoula Fire Department extinguished a structure fire early Friday morning at a home on Burlington Avenue. Jeff Kroll, acting

Missoula police: Suspect dead after officer-involved shooting

November 18, 2018

Missoula police officers were involved in the fatal shooting of a suspect after responding to a domestic violence call at

Havre High School closed by threat on bathroom wall

November 12, 2018

Havre High School has been canceled Tuesday because of a threat found in the boys’ bathroom. Parents received text messages at 8

Reducing breast cancer deaths by 50 percent: Missoula’s 1st Race for the Cure is Saturday

October 12, 2018

The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure is taking place in Missoula for the first time this Saturday, with

Scheduled maintenance leads to unexpected outage of Missoula 9-1-1 center

August 2, 2018

Scheduled service to the Missoula 9-1-1 dispatch center resulted in a three-hour outage early Thursday morning, prompting officials to issue

Search and rescue recovers body of 70-year-old man missing on Clark Fork River

June 16, 2018

Missoula County Search and Rescue crews on Friday recovered the body of David Hall, who went missing on the Clark

High flows and debris: Crews suspend search for missing man on Clark Fork

June 11, 2018

Missoula County Search and Rescue crews on Sunday night ceased their search for a 70-year-old boater who went missing on the Clark

Missoula County WIC program to offer $30 vouchers for Farmers Market produce

May 21, 2018

The Missoula County Health Department is gearing up for the summer season, the Farmers Market in particular, where it will

Dwight Yoakam to headline 2018 Red Ants Pants Music Festival

April 8, 2018

Dwight Yoakam will headline the eighth annual Red Ants Pants Music Festival this July, it was announced at a block

Man charged in sick animal cruelty case after distributing video to Montanan

March 30, 2018

A former Navy petty officer faces up to seven years in federal prison after pleading guilty this week to sharing

Missoula County remains state’s 2nd most populous, but Gallatin, Flathead make gains

March 27, 2018

Missoula County added more than 8,100 residents over the past seven years, maintaining its place as Montana’s second most populous

FDA looks to strip cigarettes of addictive power by cutting nicotine

March 16, 2018

Stripping cigarettes of all or most of their addictive power could lead 5 million adults to quit smoking within a

With a prayer, Union Gospel Mission fills in for Pov during winter overcrowding

March 13, 2018

While Jesus and redemption lie at the heart of Don Evans' work, the Union Gospel Mission found itself playing a

Calling all landlords: Missoula partners look to house 40 families in 40 homes in March

March 6, 2018

Julie Barrett was one of the lucky ones to find stable housing through a federal rental-assistance program that has brought

State urges vaccinations after Yellowstone County child dies of flu

March 1, 2018

RiverStone Health, in conjunction with the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, has confirmed the first pediatric death

Missoula Lady Bruins top Bozeman for state amateur hockey championship

February 26, 2018

The Missoula Lady Bruins shut out Bozeman 2-0 for the second day in a row to win the Montana Amateur

After shooting, ‘honor how kids want to deal with their feelings’

February 25, 2018

With so much coverage of last week’s grisly school shooting in Parkland, Fla., students, parents and others are struggling to

Overcrowded: Missoula homeless shelter to set cap on number of overnight residents

February 23, 2018

The latest bout of cold weather has left the Poverello Center well over capacity, forcing the organization to prepare a

Lockdown ordered at Big Sky High after graffiti found on bathroom wall

February 22, 2018

A lock down was ordered at Sentinel High School on Wednesday morning after graffiti was found on a bathroom wall

Montana Rail Link Park set for spring construction off South Avenue

February 15, 2018

The Missoula Redevelopment Agency on Thursday selected Dick Anderson Construction to manage work ahead of this spring's groundbreaking for a new city

New building for Missoula police detectives, evidence storage gets a funding boost

February 15, 2018

The city of Missoula will receive $1 million in tax increment monies from the Missoula Redevelopment Agency to help pay

Help for a day: Community project connects Missoula’s homeless, low-income with vital services

January 26, 2018

The 12th annual Project Community Connect, organized by the At-Risk Housing Coalition on Friday, coincided with Thursday night's annual point-in-time survey, an

Service organizations see progress in Missoula’s plan to reduce homelessness

January 24, 2018

On Tuesday night at a community forum on homelessness, Darren Ashby detailed his journey from addiction to recovery. His stint in

Shelter for intoxicated homeless would save human, taxpayer costs, officer says

January 23, 2018

While homelessness will never be wholly solved – and while the city will never “end” homelessness as the title of

Veteran releases hate and hurt to graduate from Missoula treatment court

January 17, 2018

After a sexual assault in the Army, alcoholism, PTSD and a stint in jail, Billy Jo Chaffin was looking to

We have a dream: Missoula minorities still live in fear despite King’s legacy

January 15, 2018

Three Missoula women reflect on the challenges and fears of being minorities in Trump's America, where deportation, violence and racial

Ending homelessness: Missoula making progress with 10-year plan, experts say

January 8, 2018

Organizations across Missoula are working behind the scenes to bring an end to homelessness by addressing the issues that create

Historical Society exhibit brings Word War I home to Montana

January 6, 2018

One of the most difficult things about assembling a World War I exhibit at the Montana Historical Society Museum in

Fitness friendly: Missoula tops the charts for third year running (no pun intended)

January 3, 2018

Missoula ranked No. 1 in SmartAsset's most “fitness friendly" places for the third consecutive year – a nod to the

Study: Good friends might be your best brain booster as you age

December 31, 2017

For nine years, these experts have been examining “SuperAgers” — men and women over age 80 whose memories are as

For second year, Missoula takes top spot in number of Peace Corps volunteers

December 14, 2017

Missoula produced more Peace Corps volunteers on a per capita basis than all other cities in 2017, earning it the

After Marsy’s Law, Missoula County Attorney looks to keep victim coordinators

December 12, 2017

The Missoula County Attorney's Office will keep two positions created to comply with Marsy's Law, a victim's rights bill passed

Poverello Center packed with winter residents as efforts turn toward rapid rehousing

December 8, 2017

The number of residents turning to the Poverello Center for warmth and shelter this year is up over last year,

County awards more plowing contracts for commuter trails than last year

November 28, 2017

Missoula County commissioners on Tuesday approved four contracts to plow non-motorized trails this winter, including a first-time contract for the

Missoula honors Marine who returned Japanese honor flag to fallen enemy’s family

November 27, 2017

The Missoula City Council and all in the audience at Monday night’s council meeting stood to honor Missoula veteran Marvin

New treatment court coordinator may be fresh to the job, but not the issue of addiction

November 27, 2017

Some of the participants in Missoula's Co-Occurring Treatment Court will be veterans, some not, though all have been in trouble

Thanksgiving dinner cheaper than last year, but Food Bank duties continue

November 22, 2017

This year's annual price survey found those feeding 10 dinner guests will spend $49.12, or 75 cents less than last

As relatives gather, family talks on end-of-life wishes increase over holidays

November 22, 2017

The roast turkey and pecan pie may be the same as always, but growing numbers of families plan to add

Missoula groups launch new campaign on affirmative sexual consent

November 16, 2017

One month after a new state law went into effect changing the definition of consent, an equally new campaign will