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St. Ignatius police ask for help identifying suspects in fake bill case

St. Ignatius police ask for help identifying suspects in fake bill case

ST. IGNATIUS, Mont. — The St. Ignatius Police Department is calling on the community for help after two people allegedly tried to use a fake $20 bill at a local store on February 24 between 9:00 and 9:15 p.m. In a Facebook post, the department shared that the

Missoula officers take the plunge raising $1,500 for the Special Olympics

Missoula officers take the plunge raising $1,500 for the Special Olympics

MISSOULA, Mont. – Officers from the Missoula Police Department braved icy waters last Saturday for a good cause. Officer LaRocque and Officer Castro joined the Polar Plunge to support Special Olympics Montana, pulling in nearly $1,500. The funds raised by the MPD Plunge Team are crucial in helping Special Olympics

One of Montana's longest-running winter races gets underway this weekend

One of Montana's longest-running winter races gets underway this weekend

SEELEY LAKE, Mont. — This weekend, the 47th Annual Snow Joke Half Marathon will bring over 700 runners, walkers and nearly 100 dogs to Seeley Lake. The event, hosted by Run Wild Missoula, is one of Montana's longest-running winter races. Trisha Drobeck, Executive Director of Run Wild Missoula,

Humbug Spires: Butte's climbing and hiking destination

South of Butte in the western reaches of the Highland Mountain range, the Humbug Spires rise to a height of more than 600 feet above the landscape’s trees and boulders. These rock formations are part of an igneous or granitic intrusion. Magma rose from the depths, intruding into the

Butte man gets prison time for illegal firearms

MISSOULA – A 49-year-old man from Butte is headed to prison for 37 months, followed by three years of supervised release, after being caught with illegal firearms, U.S. Attorney Kurt Alme announced. According to a press release, the Butte man admitted guilt in October 2025 to being a

Missoula police looking to identify individuals connected to trespassing reports

Missoula police looking to identify individuals connected to trespassing reports

MISSOULA, Mont. - The Missoula Police Department shared images of more individuals on social media connected to recent trespassing reports. On February 11, they shared initial photos of people who may have trespassed at Mount Jumbo. The individuals were numbered from #11 to #15, left to right. MPD asked that any

Scott Street Ravara housing project opens applications in Missoula

MISSOULA, Mont. – The city of Missoula has announced the start of priority applications for the Scott Street Ravara housing project in collaboration with the Front Step Community Land Trust. According to a Facebook post shared by the city, priority applications are due on March 27. The city expects the units