Derek Joseph is a reporter based in Missoula, Montana. With a focus on local news, Derek covers a wide range of topics including community events, development projects, sports, and cultural happenings. His work has been featured in various local news outlets, showcasing his dedication to keeping the community informed.
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Missoula, United States (Local)
Derek Joseph's coverage mainly focuses on local events, community news, and sports in the Missoula area. If you want to reach out to Derek, consider providing insights or access to people involved in local events, including those related to sports, community activities, and government announcements within Missoula.
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By: Derek Joseph
After falling just short of the AA state title last year Glacier High School is hungry as ever to climb that mountain and win state.
MISSOULA — Last night just before 1:00 a.m. the Missoula Police Department responded to a shooting at the 200 block of Ryman Street.
The Missoula Police Department responded to a shooting in the 200 block of Ryman Street early Sunday morning.
A Polson man was arrested after the shooting which happened shortly before 1 a.m. on Sunday
CORVALLIS — After becoming one of the biggest surprises last year in Class A football, Corvallis is trying to build off that success with many new guys in new roles.
MISSOULA — With unhealthy air quality, some high school athletic events may be at risk of getting canceled, but practices will likely continue on schedule.
By: Derek Joseph
It was an entertaining and at times sloppy game by Big Sky as it came into Thursday's game with Flathead undefeated and kept that streak alive to start the season 3-0 with a 29-0 win.
MISSOULA — Montana comes into this week ranked No. 8 in the nation after a tough and disappointing loss against the University of North Dakota.
Over one mile of streets in Missoula were closed this Sunday, but not because of construction, find out more.
After going 3-7 in each of its past three seasons, the Missoula Big Sky football team is already sitting at 3-0 early this season with no plans on slowing down.
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