Missoula County Coverage
Yesterday
Hundreds of veterans take part in Missoula stand down
Posted 7:03 AM 5/24/2013 by Irina Cates - KPAX News
MISSOULA - Organizers were speechless as hundreds of veterans came out to the stand down Thursday at the Missoula Armed Forces Reserve Center.
Some veteran's said the event was like Christmas, as they left the stand down with more than they could carry.
"It's not only certain (More)
Today
Weather Forecast: Drier and warmer
Posted 7:32 AM 5/24/2013 by Courtney Olish - StormTracker Weather Center
MISSOULA - Friday is shaping up to be much drier than previously expected!
The Winter Weather Advisories have been canceled,. as has the Winter Storm Warning! It is still a very chilly morning out there so any precipitation will likely still come down as light snow mainly across southwest (More)
Yesterday
Griz promote Billings native to Assistant AD
Posted 8:21 PM 5/23/2013 by MTN News
MISSOULA - Brynn Molloy has been selected as the new Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Community Relations at the University of Montana, announced UM Athletic Director Kent Haslam on Thursday.
Molloy has worked at UM for the past eight years. She spent the previous seven years (More)
Moose attacks woman near Missoula trail
Cool weather delays opening of Splash Montana
Arlee, Potomac see benefits of 4-day school week
Car rolls over on I-90 near Frenchtown
More Stories from Yesterday5/22/2013
Woman accused of driving drunk in I-90 construction zone
Posted 8:06 AM 5/23/2013 by Irina Cates - KPAX News
MISSOULA - A woman is facing charges after she was allegedly driving drunk through a construction zone on Interstate 90.
Rebecca Lee Johnson is being charged with DUI and criminal endangerment for the incident that allegedly happened Tuesday afternoon near Rock Creek.
Prosecutors (More)
Yesterday
Renovations complete at Missoula's Palace Apartments
Posted 7:54 AM 5/23/2013 by KPAX News Staff
MISSOULA - The renovations at the historic Palace Apartments in Missoula have wrapped up after a year of work.
The project cost of over $8 million, and was funded through low-income tax credits through the (More)...
UM stepping up to help Oklahoma tornado victims
Tester presses US Forest Service on air tanker contracts
5/22/2013
Development may mean signal for dangerous Missoula intersection
Posted 7:30 AM 5/23/2013 by Dennis Bragg - KPAX News
MISSOULA - Reconstruction of an aging shopping center on Brooks Street may mean more than just new stores for Missoula shoppers. The new South Cross project may also solve the problem of one of the city's most dangerous intersections.
People are excited this week with news that the old (More)
