Safety

The Missoula Police Department remains committed to enforcing state and local laws to keep the peace.

During the winter months, many motorists are tempted to leave their vehicle running in an attempt to warm up the interior of the vehicle prior to getting behind the wheel.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is asking people who float the rivers and camp in the woods around western Montana to use caution to flat and camp keeping safety in mind.

The Missoula Farmers’ Market has been a staple in our community since 1972 and it is now available every Tuesday night.

Missoula County Public Schools will remain closed for the rest of the academic year due to health and safety concerns related to COVID-19.

This would have been 14th Missoula Marathon and it has never been cancelled before.

Many of us have been surrounded by a time of uncertainty the past few months, but the goal is still the same for the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation.

Commissioner Slotnick addressed the issue that has left many people distressed, and that is the fact that there will be no farmers markets this spring.

Travel restrictions have become more serious and widespread over the past few days because of concerns surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.

Halloween has become one of the most popular days of the year, first with children who get to dress up in costumes and go trick-or-treating, but also with adults who enjoy their own kinds of festivities.

City of Missoula crews recently worked on a safety striping project on South Fifth Street West and South Sixth Street West between Higgins Avenue and Russell Street.

The new school year is underway and that means more school buses are out and about.