City Club Discusses Suicide in Program called Help and Hope
Missoula’s City Club monthly meeting focused on the sensitive subject of suicide, entitled 'Help and Hope: Missoula’s Collective Approach to Preventing Suicide'.
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DCI Update – Officer Involved Shooting was Suicide by Suspect
The State of Montana Department of Criminal Investigation, in conjunction with the Missoula Police Department has confirmed that the cause of death of 21 year-old Brenden Galbreath last Thursday was suicide.
2 Dead In Apparent Murder Suicide In Southern Montana
Police in southcentral Montana say two people are dead in an apparent murder-suicide.
National and Montana Suicide Prevention Week is September 6 -12
National and Montana Suicide Prevention Week comes at just the right time for those in Missoula who are troubled by thoughts of suicide, especially during the COVID 19 shutdown and being isolated from friends, family and work.
Montana’s Suicide Call Centers Received About 39 Calls a Day During the Past Two Week
DPHHS announced an expansion of mental health services to help Montanans who may be experiencing a range of emotions because of the current COVID-19 situation.
Montana Suicide Rate Drops for the First Time in 10 Years
Even as nationwide suicide rates increase, Montana is making progress.
Free Public Lecture, Workshop Series Aims to Rethink Suicide Prevention
The number of suicides in the U.S. have increased by more than 60% over the past 17 years.
University of Montana Mourns the Loss of Andrew Harris
Tuesday night, Police Public Information Officer Travis Welsh says Missoula Police responded to the report of an unattended death and it appears to be a suicide.
MT Veterans From Two Theaters of War Seeing Higher Suicide Rates
Suicide has been a constant struggle for Montana, which regularly has one of the highest suicide rates per-capita in the country.
Man with Fatal Head Wound Found on Lawn Near Local Bank
Missoula Police responded to a report of a man found with an apparently fatal head wound on Wednesday morning.
‘Black Hawk Down’ Warrior in Missoula to Fight Suicide
A fundraiser in Missoula tomorrow will bring in one of America’s most famous soldiers as a featured speaker.
Case Managers Fear State Cuts Will Lead to More Montana Suicides, More Homeless
Early numbers aren’t promising for 2018. Dr. Will Stratford of Missoula says he knows of 11 suicides that occurred during just one week so far this year.