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Closure looms for Child Development Center serving children with disabilities in Montana
A nonprofit that serves children with disabilities in seven counties around western Montana will close its doors at the end of the month.
Missoulian, Ravalli Republic win 36 newspaper awards
The Missoulian won 23 awards for large daily newspapers at the 139th annual convention of the Montana Newspaper Association, which took place in Kalispell on Saturday.
Detectives investigating after pride flags vandalized in Missoula
Most of the individuals in the video have been identified, but no charges have been filed yet, according to the Missoula Police Department's public information officer.
Pennsylvania woman dies in East Glacier
The woman, 26, washed over the falls and was trapped under water for several minutes, witnesses told Glacier National Park officials.
Meet Missoula Public Health’s new health officer, Jeanna Miller
Starting June 24, Jeanna Miller will serve as the health officer for Missoula Public Health.
This Week in Government: Airport Authority meets Tuesday
Government meetings this week.
Condon residents seek to incorporate
Residents are interested in looking into the incorporation idea so that they could refocused their taxes toward local issues, while potentially loosening building restrictions that are required by the county.
Photos: Storm destroys Wisconsin church
Storms swept through southern Wisconsin on Saturday. Argyle Lutheran Church was destroyed, and the congregation is meeting there Sunday to pray and talk.
Splash Montana hosts water safety event for 'World’s Largest Swim Lesson'
Splash Montana hosted a public swimming and water safety lesson on June 20 as part of the annual World’s Largest Swimming Lesson event.
Missoula and Western Montana neighbors: Obituaries for June 23
Read through the obituaries published today in Missoulian.
Missoula ranked 15th best-run city in the US
Personal-finance website WalletHub used 36 metrics around education, the economy and the environment for the assessment.
Man arrested in fatal shooting of woman in Helena
A man has been arrested following the shooting death of a woman found inside a car parked on a Helena street, police said.
Little Bighorn reenactment makes history ‘poetry in motion’
Family members said they remain focused on telling the story just as it would have looked a century and a half ago.
Volunteers fan out for United Way of Missoula County's 'Day of Action'
Volunteers from several local businesses spent Friday helping other nonprofits around town with special projects.
Shelf Life: PaddleHeads read stories at Missoula Public Library
Activities at the Missoula Public Library this week:
Missoula and Western Montana neighbors: Obituaries for June 22
Read through the obituaries published today in Missoulian.
Scenes from the Crow re-enactment of the Battle of the Little Big Horn
Scenes from the Crow re-enactment of the Battle of the Little Big Horn
Free MMIP search training offered in Box Elder Sunday
Julianne Denny was 13 years old when she participated in her first search effort for a missing Indigenous woman.
Missoula and Western Montana speaks up: Letters to the editor for the week of Jun. 21, 2024
Our weekly round-up of letters published in the Missoulian.
Pray woman charged in April death of bicyclist near Clancy
A Pray woman has been charged after allegedly killing a 36-year-old bicyclist from Alberta, Canada, in April and fleeing the scene.
New members join Montana MMIP Task Force
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen on Wednesday announced new appointments to the state’s Missing Indigenous Persons Task Force.
What you missed this week in notable Missoula and Western Montana crimes and court cases
This week's local crime and court updates from Missoulian.
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Military service provides lifelong lessons to Jim Collins
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John Nelson: Purple Heart recipient reflects on days in Vietnam
Content by AARP. When his plane was struck over Vietnam,Air Force Capt. John Nelson took action.
Big Sky Chamber and UnitedHealthcare team up to help Montana businesses control heath care costs, recruit and retain employees
Content by UnitedHealthcare. These two companiesare working together to provide a new choice for employee health coverage through the Community Chamber Program.
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Content by Milan Laser Hair Removal. These laser hair removal experts share their observations and insights about the benefits of Brazilian laser hair removal vs. Brazilian waxing.
Caras Park gets new, colorful LED lighting
Caras Park got a new nighttime LED light installation recently.
A little less conversation, a little more lemonade
Mason City boy pairs his love of Elvis with a lemonade stand, singing and dancing to the King of Rock and Roll while offering folks a cold glass of lemonade.
State warns public of jury duty phone scam
The Montana Department of Justice is receiving reports of fraudsters trying to scam people out of money over the phone by claiming there is a warrant for their arrest due to missing jury duty.
Missoulian week in review: Local news recap for June 15-21
Here's a roundup of local stories that ran this week.
Indian boarding school survivors get chance to share their stories, preserve history
In July, Indian boarding school survivors will have the opportunity to share their stories with a national organization that aims to document history, raise awareness and promote healing.
UM gets $9.5 million for ocean, climate change research
The money will fund research on how much carbon dioxide the ocean can hold and how sea life is responding to a warming global climate.
Lolo Hot Springs celebrates Lewis and Clark Expedition Days in first annual event
Hoping to be the first annual event that will continue for years to come, Lolo Hot Springs Resort and Lodge plans to host Lewis and Clark Expedition Days from June 20 to 22.
Carlton gravel pit expansion study initial results released
Initial results from a groundwater study showed little evidence the Carlton gravel pit outside Lolo is contaminating nearby water.
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