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Gallatin Crime Report – September 10, 2025
Early Morning Patrols and Traffic Stops Predominate
Missoula Crime Report – September 12, 2025
Intense Early Morning Activities and Multiple Health Emergencies
Gallatin Crime Report – September 11, 2025
Early morning patrols and civil disputes dominant
Missoula Crime Report – September 14, 2025
Frequent incidents across Missoula increase overnight.
Gallatin Crime Report – September 12, 2025
Numerous Traffic Stops and Patrol in Bear Creek Highlighted
Poplar Man Pleads Guilty to Sexually Abusing Two Underage Girls on Fort Peck Reservation
Defendant used Facebook to contact victims, injected one with methamphetamine before assault
Mexican Man Gets 15 Months for Illegal Reentry Just Two Years After Deportation
Latest in series of repeat illegal reentry cases discovered through routine Bozeman police work
Ghost Walks Return to Historic Bannack State Park for Halloween Season
Annual October event brings Wild West history to life through lantern-lit reenactments in Montana’s first territorial capital
Montana Opens Chrome for Kids Grant Applications for Nonprofits Helping Sick Children
Nonprofits have until November 10 to apply for grants funded by motorcycle registration fees
Montana Leaders React to Assassination of Young Conservative Leader Charlie Kirk
Personal Tributes Pour In From Republicans Across the State as Democratic Leaders Offer Limited Response
Gallatin Crime Report – September 8, 2025
High Volume of Patrol Checks Across Gallatin County
Missoula Crime Report – September 10, 2025
Multiple early morning incidents escalate into varied daytime activities across Missoula.
South Dakota Man Sentenced to 12 Years for Sexual Abuse on Fort Belknap Reservation
Farron Gene American Horse, Sr., 40, was convicted of abusing two girls between ages 12 and 16 in 2020
Agriculture and National Security Drive MSU’s Record $289M Research Year
University’s research enterprise now larger than all other Montana institutions combined, supporting over 1,400 student researchers
Governor Launches Fourth Annual Youth Hunting Story Contest
Contest encourages Montana youth ages 10-17 to share hunting experiences through stories and photos
MSU Expands Free Uber Program to Reduce Student Drunk Driving
CatCab service will operate every weekend during academic year, covering 15-mile radius around campus
Missoula Crime Report – September 9, 2025
Increased Incidents of Suspicious Activities and Assists


