Montana, Missoula and Clark Fork River

Thornton woman, dog presumed dead after going missing near Clark Fork River in Montana
Police determined Ehrlich and her dog, Bamba, likely drowned, but are continuing their recovery efforts as of Feb. 24.
33-year-old woman likely drowned in river, Montana cops say. Her dog is also missing
Police believe a missing 33-year-old woman likely drowned in a river in Montana. Danit Ehrlich was last known to be “in the area of” a dog park in Missoula on the morning of Feb. 21, the Missoula Police Department said in a post the next day on Facebook.
Colorado woman, dog presumed dead after going missing at Montana dog park
Officials in Missoula, Montana, have been searching for a Colorado woman and her dog, who were reported missing on Feb. 22 after they were last seen at a Missoula dog park on Feb. 21. Danit Ehrlich, 33,
Missing Colorado woman believed to have drowned in Missoula
The Missoula Police Department reports it's believed that missing woman Danit Ehrlich drowned in the Clark Fork River.
Missoula Police Believe Missing Woman Drowned in the Clark Fork
On Saturday morning, MPD said they were actively searching the area using drones in an effort to locate Ehrlich and her dog, Bamba. On Sunday, MPD reported that they believe Ehrlich drowned in the Clark Fork River.
Colorado woman, dog presumed dead after going missing in Montana
Officials in Missoula, Montana, have been searching for a Colorado woman and her dog, who were reported missing on Feb. 22 after they were last seen at a Missoula dog park on Feb. 21.
Missing American-Israeli woman’s body found in Montana river after disappearance at dog park
Ehrlich's dog, Bamba, is still at large and local police are requesting help in finding the dog to return to their family.
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Crews continue searching Clark Fork River for missing woman
Search and rescue crews are combing the Clark Fork River in Missoula for Danit Ehrlich who was reported missing last week.
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Missing woman's mother on scene of searches in Missoula, thanks responders
NonStop Local is on the scene of the Clark Fork River west of the Madison Street bridge where search and rescue teams, including divers, and the Missoula County Sheriff's Office is working.
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Missoula posts river warning signs after suspected drownings
Missoula officials posted new signs at Missoula’s Jacob’s Island Bark Park this week, warning dog owners to keep dogs leashed ...