YWCA

A Missoula Police Department Officer was dispatched to the YWCA for a person who “trashed the lobby on the way out.”

October is Domestic Violence Prevention Awareness month, and Missoula’s County Attorney Kirsten Pabst helped to present several awards on Friday to individuals who went above and beyond in their efforts to assist the victims and prosecute those responsible for domestic violence.

The Paddleheads have pledged to match up to $25,000 for the Youth Activities Program.

Missoula’s Poverello Center has had to turn away needy people over the last few nights when temperatures have dipped down to near zero degrees.

Danica's book Smoke & Ashes is already on sale at most bookstores.

The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Center at the University of Montana, in conjunction with local law enforcement and community organizers, will host a one-day workshop on June 5  titled “Freedom in Montana: Fighting Human Trafficking at Home.”

On Tuesday, April 9, Missoula Mayor Jon Engen will take part in a first-time nationwide Mayor's Day for Recognition of National Service.

YWCA Missoula’s GUTS (Girls Using Their Strengths)! program is looking for high school-aged girls to fill its Summer Outdoor Adventure trips.