David Erickson is a reporter and photographer with a focus on local news in the Missoula area of Montana. He has written for various publications and has been featured in national and international media outlets. David covers a wide range of topics, including education, immigration, transportation, business, and community events.
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David Erickson's coverage focuses on local events and news in Missoula, Montana. His articles cover a variety of topics including real estate, entertainment, business, culture & society with an emphasis on government announcements and event coverage.
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By: David Erickson
Sidewalks, parks and traffic congestion are some of the issues at the forefront of discussions on how Missoula navigates its growth.
By: David Erickson
Is the function of Reserve Street to act as a "through highway" connecting Interstate 90 to Brooks Street? Or is it a city street providing access to neighborhoods and businesses?
By: David Erickson
Anyone looking north at the sky at about 6:34 a.m. on Wednesday got a rare treat in the form of a meteor streaking across the sky and burning up in the atmosphere.
Video from Leslie Olsen in Charlo.
By: David Erickson
Anyone looking north at the sky at about 6:34 a.m. on Wednesday got a rare treat in the form of a meteor streaking across the sky and burning up in the atmosphere.
By: David Erickson
A local nonprofit will be able to assist a small number of residents in low-income Missoula neighborhoods with free trees.
Despite its comparatively small population, Montana has dozens of homicide cold cases dating back decades.
By: David Erickson
Montana is expected to see less snow and hotter and drier summers due to climate change, and that will harm rangeland cattle and grain crops.
By: David Erickson, Jennifer Hackman, Poston Pritchett, Caitlin Robb
On September 17, 2024, the Journal of Exposure Science and Environmental Epidemiology (JESEE) published a paper on the potential human exposure to food contact chemicals (FCCs). Led by a research team at the Food Packaging Forum Foundation, the study synthesized data from published sources that analyzed a total of over 14,000 FCCs known to exist in food contact articles. While the study revealed some evidence that FCCs could potentially migrate to humans, overall, health risks are still largely unknown.
By: David Erickson
A group of experts in the housing construction industry gathered at City Club Missoula to talk about the obstacles to infill development.
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