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Montana Morning newscast for Friday, December 11. Headlines include a protest at the University of Montana, a football hiatus at Hellgate High School, and marijuana signature gathering.

The new editor of the Missoulian newspaper is Matthew Bunk, who comes to Missoula from Libby, where he was most recently the editor and publisher of The Western News.

On Monday night, the Missoula area was hit with one of the most violent (and quickest) storms in recent memory. According to NBC Montana, nearly 18,000 people were without power. Once the storm let up, we drove around some of the busier intersections with our hands-free recording device to take a look around.

Over the weekend, we reported about the deadly accident that happened near, what many refer to as "the deadliest intersection in Montana," that left one woman dead.

National Gas prices are now at their lowest point in over four years, but Montana seems to be lagging behind. "The national average stands at its lowest level since late 2010, I wish the same held for Montana," said gasbuddy.com Petroleum Analyst Patrick DeHaan said...

No change of venue for the Markus Kaarma trial, Missoula County Public School students head back to their desks, and friends and family combine efforts to find a missing UM Student in this morning's headlines.

A baby girl falls three stories and survives, the victor of the Missoula County Sheriff's race faces charges of illegal political activity, and much more in today's headline news.

A child-sex sting operation, a missing persons search, and the hearing for a man accused of killing a Montana deputy are all lead stories for today's Montana Morning, Monday, August 25.

Startling first-person testimony from a neighbor of Markus Kaarma on the day of fatal shooting, former Griz quarterback has his sentence increased, and lots of rain are in the news this morning.

Missoula 10-year-old nearly kidnapped, a fire engine crashes into a pickup, and Montana veterans applaud privatizing the VA are just a few of today's headlines.