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Health Department Offers Free Tetanus Boosters to Flood Workers
The Missoula City County Health Department along with Blue Cross Blue Shield will be offering free tetanus booster shots to residents, flood workers and volunteers on Wednesday afternoon.
With a Brief Flood Respite – Limited Access to Homes Allowed
A brief respite from the flood waters of the Clark Fork River is allowing homeowners who have been evacuated a few precious hours to check on their property, keep pumps running and retrieve medications.
Felony Theft Charges Filed in Yet Another Missoula Car Theft Case
Missoula Police were busy over the weekend, chasing down at least two suspected car thieves. According to police Public Information Officer Travis Welsh, yet another car was reported stolen on Monday night May 21
The One Scene George Lucas Helped Created in ‘Solo’
Only someone who knew Han Solo inside and out could have thought of this.
Who Won 'Dancing With the Stars' Season 26?
The show's special 'Athletes' edition crowned a fan-favorite as champion.
And The Winner of 'American Idol' Season 16 Is...
Who joined the likes of Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood?
Montana Morning State News Headlines for Tuesday, May 22
Missoula flood evacuees told they may have to stay out of their homes till mid June, but can make a brief visit to check on their property.
Lowest Gas Prices Around Missoula Before Memorial Day Weekend
Whether you're filling up toys to go play around on or just filling up your tank for a road trip, saving money on gas can really add up quickly.
Montana AG Joins Coalition to Stiffen Penalties on Opioid Makers
Montana Attorney General Tim Fox, along with the attorneys general of Ohio and Washington, led a coalition of 39 state and territory attorneys general calling on congressional leaders to promptly pass measures to help hold opiod manufacturers accountable for their role in the current opiod epidemic.
Transients Keep Returning to Flooded Clark Fork River, Despite Pleas to Leave for Safety
While more than 60 homes along the Clark Fork River have had to be evacuated, Missoula law enforcement has made multiple attempts to try to evacuate a homeless encampment that can be seen near the river bank from the Reserve Street Bridge. Clark Fork Flood incident public information officer Mel Hol…
Officials - Flood Evacuations Could continue until mid-June
At Monday’s flood information briefing, the question was asked, ‘When could flood evacuees begin to return to their homes?’, and the answer is a blow to those displaced by the flood.
Violent Offender Tries Running From Police, Gets Caught
Missoula Police were called out to help catch a suspected car thief late Sunday evening, May 20, that ended up turning into a car chase.