On Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2013 the Jordan Johnson rape trial wrapped up with testimony from Drew Colling, a licensed clinical counselor at the Student Assault Resource Center on the campus of The University of Montana.
Montana must stop taking new enrollees into the state’s federally funded high-risk insurance pool by March 2, according to federal officials who wrote Insurance Commissioner Monica J. Lindeen last week.
Freshman Congressman Steve Daines held an open house Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the opening of his new Missoula Office at 110 West Front Street.
The controversy around MCPS Superintendent Alex Apostle continues to swirl with comments made Monday by Eric Feaver, President of the MEA-MFT, the state's combined teacher's union.
The United States Postal Service has been forced by government decree to pre-fund 75 years of employee pensions, leading to enormous financial problems for the organization.
Senator Jon Tester was in Missoula Monday afternoon to visit St. Patrick Hospital and discuss a bill he has sponsored to help physical therapy students pay off their loans.
The Montana wolf hunting season is in its final two weeks.
Friday's testimony at the Jordan Johnson rape trial included several witnesses, including three of the accuser's friends and two staff members of the First Step Resource Center in Missoula.
Stephen Green, the roommate of the young woman who has accused suspended University of Montana quarterback Jordan Johnson with rape, testified Thursday in District Court.
The Missoula International Airport announced Thursday that Delta Airlines will begin offering non-stop flights from Missoula to Atlanta, Georgia starting in late June.
The young woman who has accused suspended University of Montana quarterback Jordan Johnson of sexual intercourse without consent has concluded her testimony.
One significant event in the year since sexual assaults in Missoula became national news, was the firings of University of Montana football coach Robin Pflugrad and athletic director Jim O'Day.
