Early Morning DUIs and Disturbances Mark Busy Day

Multiple incidents of patrol checks and traffic stops noted throughout the day

State reaches historic employment levels while facing severe worker shortages as housing costs, industry shifts, and workforce barriers keep qualified workers on the sidelines

High-tech training tool debuts Sept. 10 in Missoula as part of 13 Bear Aware events across Montana this month

20,000-square-foot facility will serve EV owners across region with service and test drives

Montana congressman urges overturn of Powder River Basin coal leasing ban, unlocking 37.8 billion tons and protecting millions in school funding

State submits HELP waiver to implement community engagement and graduated cost-sharing under new federal framework

Kalispell office accepting donations Sept. 8-12 as part of Bear Aware Month initiatives

Group rates Republican lawmakers on eight key votes while categorizing all bills as ‘bad,’ ‘terrible,’ or ‘should have passed’

Jay and Susan Wood operate their veterans food pantry from Jay’s Small Engine Repair business

Streamline joins effort to restore historic passenger rail service across southern Montana

October 20 deadline for applications recognizing veterans’ community service

Multiple Incidents Spanning Traffic, Patrol Checks, and Medical Responses

Concentrated early morning incidents and widespread activity

Spring Creek Mine extension caps delegation’s fight against Biden coal restrictions

State on track to exceed 2024’s record 64,000 annual filings for fourth consecutive year of growth

A day marked by diverse incidents across the city.