Month: September 2025
Third-Time Guatemalan Offender Caught Speeding Gets Immediate Removal Near Hi-Line
Tomy Salvador-Quino was caught during routine traffic stop in Hingham after two previous deportations
Missoula Crime Report – September 23, 2025
Concentrated early morning incidents across various neighborhoods.
Gallatin Crime Report – September 23, 2025
Early Morning Incidents Dominate, Traffic Related Incidents Prevalent
Daines Backs Campus Religious Liberty Bill Following Charlie Kirk Assassination
Federal legislation would cut university funding over religious group discrimination
Missoula Crime Report – September 22, 2025
Diverse range of public safety concerns addressed across city neighborhoods.
Missoula Republicans Seeks Official Condemnation After Fair Vandalism, Business Harassment Campaign
MCRCC reveals physical attacks at Western Montana Fair, requesting city and county leaders speak out against escalating harassment
Education Secretary Praises Montana’s Workforce Development Model During MSU Visit
Visit highlights state’s apprenticeship growth and industry partnerships as model for national policy
Montana Unemployment Rises to 2.9% But Extends Historic Streak Below 3.4%
State remains among top five nationally despite slight August increase from July’s 2.8%
Federal Trade Investigation Offers Hope for 700 Laid-Off Montana Miners After Delegation’s Push
USITC decision validates delegation’s bipartisan push to combat Russian market manipulation
Sheehy Pushes Ocean Floor Mining to Counter China’s Critical Mineral Dominance
Legislation would speed up seabed mining permits to access materials essential for phones, batteries, and defense systems
Browning Woman Sentenced to Prison for Assault That Required Victim’s Brain Surgery
Kodie Rae Ground attacked stranger who refused to give her a ride, causing brain bleed that required emergency surgery
