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Gallatin Crime Report – July 11, 2025
Early morning incidents dominate with multiple traffic-related reports.
Gallatin Crime Report – July 10, 2025
Increased Patrol Checks and Traffic Incidents Noted
Missoula Crime Report – July 12, 2025
Early morning disturbances lead in numerous neighborhoods.
Grizzly Bear Conflicts Hit 59 Cases in Montana as State Launches New Tracking System
Dashboard tracks incidents from livestock attacks to garbage raids as bear populations expand statewide
Makoshika State Park Fully Reopens After July 3 Wildfire
169-acre fire destroyed yurt campsite and damaged facilities; four campsites may remain closed for season
Montana to receive $2.5 million in opioid settlement with eight drug manufacturers
Attorney General Knudsen announces settlement funds will support opioid abatement programs statewide
Missoula Crime Report – July 11, 2025
Early Morning Incidents Dominate Westside Activity
Gallatin Crime Report – July 9, 2025
Busy Early Morning: Multiple Traffic Hazards and Patrol Checks
Montana Lawmakers Fight Federal Coal Ban That Would Cut Mine Life by 27 Years
Entire Montana delegation unites to challenge Bureau of Land Management decision
Federal Timber Goals Set to Double Montana’s Forest Harvest
Daines secures commitment to nearly double timber sales as litigation threatens fire prevention projects
Gallatin Crime Report – July 8, 2025
Early Morning Surge in Traffic and Civil Incidents
Missoula Crime Report – July 10, 2025
Increased welfare checks and disturbances noted.
Trump Nominates Montana Rep. Bill Mercer to Federal District Court
Former U.S. Attorney and current state legislator nominated to serve on U.S. District Court for District of Montana
Hoot-Owl Fishing Restrictions Take Effect Friday on Four Southwest Montana Rivers
Daytime fishing closures protect catch-and-release trout when water temperatures reach dangerous levels
MSU Mathematics Professor Receives National Teaching Award
Elizabeth Arnold’s recognition highlights Montana’s role in advancing STEM education
Some Local Libraries Continue Hot Spot Lending Program as COVID-Era Funding Expires
Local library boards and Friends groups step in to continue internet access service after federal COVID funds expire
Gallatin Crime Report – July 7, 2025
Numerous Civil Disputes and Patrol Checks Dominate Early Hours


