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UPDATE - 5:00 P.M. Thursday, September 8 The Missoula County Coroner has released the names of Thursday morning's fatal rollover crash near Clinton. Brandon Scott Zuleger (age 26) and his daughter Payton (age 3) died at the scene.  Both resided here in Missoula.  A third occupant, a 21 year old female who is not a relative, was transported to a local hospital where she is stable and being treated

Missoula County Deputies are actively involved in a manhunt that began at 1:30 P.M. today, August 10 after a suspect fled from a traffic stop.

Investigators from the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Traffic Safety Bureau are in Hamilton today, June 6, to try to figure out what led to a plane crash on Sunday morning around 10:00 a.m.

Hamilton Police were called to the scene of yet another vehicle crashing into a building yesterday morning.

At around 1:00 p.m. Monday afternoon, March 28, Missoula Police responded to the 911 call of a woman who claimed that a man had hit her apartment vehicle with his car.

The Hamilton Police responded to a vehicle accident this morning, March 23, when a car crashed through a wall and injured three people

A Missoula hazardous materials team responded to a crash involving two semi trucks and a passenger vehicle that blocked traffic on U.S. 93 at around 11:20 a.m. today, January 4.

More plane information turned up on Thursday after National Transportation Safety Board investigators arrived in Missoula following a fatal plane crash at Missoula International Airport.

(4:20 p.m.) One person has been reported killed after a single-engine aircraft crashed upon taking off at Missoula International Airport Wednesday afternoon. The plane is said to have crashed into the rental car lot next to the airport.

Stock markets are on high alert, reports say, after the DOW Jones plummeted over 1,000 points this past week -- the worst week since 2011.

Montana Highway Patrol confirmed one person is dead after a crash near Clinton Friday night.

A crash in Missoula early this morning, June 9, could have ended in a destructive explosion, but luckily no one was seriously injured.