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Lolo Peak Fire Explodes – Threatens Homes On Highway 93 South – State Headlines
The Lolo Peak Fire has exploded, sending flames over the top of the mountain and down the other side near homes along Highway 93 South into Ravalli County.
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More Evacuations Ordered For Lolo Peak Fire As Blaze Spreads Rapidly Over The Mountain
More evacuations have been ordered in the Lolo Peak Fire.
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‘Solar Eclipse of the Heart’ Parody to Get Ready for the Eclipse
Obviously this is a fun spin to the 1983 classic by Bonnie Tyler and perfect for the big event happening on Monday.
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$250,000 Bail For Man Wanted For Attempted Deliberate Homicide After Trying To Run Down Deputy – Then Was Shot Three Times
Mark Collins of Powell County appeared on a $250,000 out of county warrant in Missoula Justice Court on Wednesday on charges of attempted deliberate homicide, assault with a weapon and criminal endangerment.
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All About Monday’s Solar Eclipse – How To Make Your Own Eye-Saving Device
The entire country will be taking a pause on Monday, August 21, as a total solar eclipse will be visible across a broad swath of the United States, and partially in western Montana.
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Lolo Man Charged With Numerous Sex Crimes Released To His Father – Again
19 year-old Justin Wieder appeared for the second time in Missoula Justice Court before Judge Karen Townsend and pleaded guilty to having sexual relationships with underage girls.
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Missoula Airport Busier Than Normal With Fire Fighting Flights
All of this smoke isn't keeping commercial flights from landing too.
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2017 Was A Record Donation Year For UM Thanks To Largest Donation Ever
The University of Montana has grown accustom to receiving a significant amount of money in donations each year, but this year was one for the record books.
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Missoula Woman Stopped For DUI After Near-Crash With Parked Car Already Had 7 Convictions
Early this morning, August 16, a Missoula Police officer noticed a vehicle driving erratically. .
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Montana Morning Headlines – August 16, 2017
The Missoula County Sheriff's Office has allowed a partial return home for some Lolo Peak Fire evacuees.