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Failing Bookstore Donating over $40,000 to Shooting Victims
Following the tragic shootings that occurred on March 14th when one man was killed and three others gravely wounded, efforts have been underway to raise money for their medical and living expenses.
On Talk Back - Focus on Reserve Street Homeless Camp Cleanup
On Friday’s Talk Back show, guests on the monthly ‘City Talk’ segment included Erin Pehan, Director of Housing and Community Development along with City of Missoula Communications Director Ginny Merriam.
Constitutional Scholar Presents a Primer on the First Amendment
There have been several media reports recently that high school, college students and even some politicians cannot name the freedoms delineated in the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
The County Attorney's Office Was Busier Than Usual This Past Week
The Missoula County Attorney's Office filed 15 new cases this past week.
Paul Simon to Return to Performing at Outside Lands Festival
Legend will play San Francisco fest this summer, a year after concluding farewell tour.
Tyson Foods Recalls Nearly 70,000 Pounds of Chicken Strips
Have you got any of these in your freezer?
Shelley Hays Fundraiser will Include Dinner & Special T-Shirts
Join the community for a $5 dinner and huge silent auction this Tuesday.
Montana Morning State News Headlines for Friday, March 22
On Thursday, President Donald Trump signed an Executive Order to protect the free speech rights of all students on campuses across the country. A UM student, Taylor Powell, was invited to attend.
How Stevie Nicks Learned to ’Stuff’ Poetry Into Songs
Joni Mitchell and Crosby, Stills and Nash albums provided early influence.
Western Montana Car Club Expo at Southgate Mall
Over 70 vintage, classic, and restored collector cars will be on display from car clubs around Montana.
President Signs Executive Order Protecting Free Speech on Campus
At the White House on Thursday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to protect the free speech rights of all students on campuses across the country
Montana Cantata Project Features Two Concerts
Violins and human voices will make the music.
Should Montana Retirement Homes Be Allowed to Serve Liquor?
Montana retirement communities are asking the state to allow them to apply for liquor licenses.