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Missoula Crime Report – October 28, 2025
Intensive public safety activities noted across Missoula neighborhoods.
Gallatin Crime Report – October 28, 2025
Hundreds of Incidents Mark a Busy Day Across Gallatin County
Montana Renewables Launches Regional Sustainable Aviation Fuel Distribution Network
Great Falls facility becomes one of only three commercial-scale sustainable aviation fuel producers in North America
Montana Big Game Season Opens Strong With Increased Hunter Participation in Western Regions
Nearly 4,500 hunters visited check stations during opening weekend despite weather challenges, with mixed harvest results across western regions
Missoula Crime Report – October 27, 2025
Westside neighborhood sees a variety of incidents, including thefts and disturbances.
Gallatin Crime Report – October 27, 2025
Early Morning Incidents Dominate, with Frequent Patrol Checks
‘Listen to Your Gut’: Montana PSA Features Elder Fraud Victim’s Warning
Campaign features Anaconda resident who lost life savings to fake DEA scammer
Comfort Bears Program Links Hospital, Police During Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Healthcare-law enforcement collaboration delivers more than 200 comfort bears to children in crisis as Montana addresses persistent domestic violence challenges
Montana State Prison Water ‘Fully Restored’ but Inmates Still on Bottled Water
Two-week crisis ends with system restoration, but boil advisory remains as $21 million infrastructure replacement moves forward
MSU Grant Creates ‘One-Stop Shop’ for Photonics Development in Montana
$1.1M federal grant eliminates testing bottleneck that forced Montana companies to seek services elsewhere
Regier, Hedalen Announce Legislation to End State Funding for ‘Woke’ Teacher Conferences
Senate President reserves first bill for 2027 session following controversial educator conference recordings
Missoula Crime Report – October 25, 2025
Extensive early morning incidents followed by steady activity
Gallatin Crime Report – October 25, 2025
Numerous patrol checks and vehicle-related incidents dominate the day.
Missoula Crime Report – October 24, 2025
Numerous Incidents of Theft and Suspicious Activity Reported
Gallatin Crime Report – October 24, 2025
Extensive Police Activity Focused on Traffic and Patrol Incidents