Topic
Crime
Crime Reports
Missoula County
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
High Activity Ranging from Burglar Alarms to Assisting Fire Departments
Monday, November 3, 2025
Widespread Criminal Events and Multiple Fires Reported
Sunday, November 2, 2025
Increased Criminal Activity Across Several Missoula Neighborhoods
Gallatin County
Thursday, October 30, 2025
Significant Early Morning Activity and Patrol Checks
Wednesday, October 29, 2025
Early Morning Civil Disputes and Traffic Stops Predominate
Tuesday, October 28, 2025
Hundreds of Incidents Mark a Busy Day Across Gallatin County
Call for Service Incidents
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- Multi-Agency Butte Drug Operation Seizes 11 Pounds of Meth, $75K in Cash
- Lawsuit Against Montana Immigration Enforcement Leans on Judicial Activism, Not Constitutional Text
- Officials Warn of Public Health Crisis as 5,300 Carfentanil Pills Seized in Billings
- 17,000 Montanans’ Medical Records Stolen in Planned Parenthood Cyberattack, Settlement Pays Up to $5,000
Officials Warn of Public Health Crisis as 5,300 Carfentanil Pills Seized in Billings
Massive drug bust reveals dramatic escalation in synthetic opioid trafficking, with Yellowstone County emerging as regional hotspot
‘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
Multi-Agency Butte Drug Operation Seizes 11 Pounds of Meth, $75K in Cash
Week-long operation involving Highway Patrol, Border Patrol and Air National Guard results in 34 arrests
17,000 Montanans’ Medical Records Stolen in Planned Parenthood Cyberattack, Settlement Pays Up to $5,000
RansomHub ransomware group stole sensitive medical records in August 2024 attack; claims deadline is January 12, 2026
Montana Launches Services for Former Inmates’ Riskiest Period
Federal Medicaid waiver allows behavioral health services to begin 30 days before prison release
FWP Seeks Tips to Identify Kelly Island Gate Vandals
Three people forced gate open in wrong direction on Sept. 21, causing extensive damage to control mechanism
Montana Public Defender Director Brett Schandelson to Step Down in November
Schandelson served nearly eight years, with replacement to be named
Senate Confirms Kurt Alme as U.S. Attorney for Montana
Confirmation formalizes leadership of office prosecuting high-profile drug, immigration, and reservation abuse cases