Drivers beware The Missoula Police Department will have more officers on the road this week to make sure drivers are buckling up. The patrol increase is part of a national campaign called "Click It or Ticket" that runs through Memorial Day.

ARLEE — Santa Clause doesn’t keep tabs on the good things that adults do, he focuses on the young ones’ naughty-nice ratio and rewards them justly. However there is usually someone or some organization on the lookout for those adults among us who do the right thing.

Officials in Lake County say a 21-year-old Arlee man faces criminal endangerment charges after four people were struck by a pickup truck in the parking lot of a Charlo bar over the weekend.

It's no secret Missoula continues to grow as a bicycle friendly community, but road safety still remains a concern. Tomorrow night bicyclists will gather at the court house for the ride of silence, a way to honor bicyclists who have been injured or killed while riding.

Click the image or use the arrows to see more photos from 10Sticks lacrosse. PABLO – As the sun broke through a wall of dark clouds, a group of high school kids wearing lacrosse pads and dirt-streaked jerseys kneeled at the center of a grassy field on the Flathead Indian Reservation, arms on each other’s shoulders, and prayed. …

ARLEE — The Nk w usm Salish Language School’s Parent Committee and the school staff will host the Nk w usm Graduation Powwow and barbeque on May 26 at the Arlee Community Center from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Cakewalks, 50/50 raffles, silent auction and more are featured during this spring time event.

ARLEE – The drivers of a pickup truck and a Rimrock Stages bus share the blame for a Tuesday morning crash on U.S. Highway 93 south of Arlee that injured eight people, according to the Montana Highway Patrol.

New upgrades for Montana Highway Patrol cars mean troopers will soon be able to collect ticket payments with cash or credit card.

Program allows patients to direct the care they receive at the end of their lives

The city of Bozeman and the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation own a total of 275 acres of open land in the Mandeville Properties. Land they hope to use to lure business to the area and create jobs.