Man found guilty of trying to kill state trooper
Miller is facing the potential of serving the rest...
Bits n’ pieces from east, west and beyond
Some history of foreign interference with gas prices...
Kootenai Valley Rotarians return to Guatemala
In another school, Rotarians had built a library, pump and outside bathrooms for the students.
Jurors hear trial testimony of state trooper run over by Eureka man
Tpr. Lewis Johnson suffered life-threatening injuries in the incident near Rexford and is still recovering after returning home to Chester, Montana in October 2023.
Brandon Murer
Brandon Murer
City officials back down on water, sewer rate increase
City Administrator Sam Sikes, Mayor Peggy Williams and city councilors have caught a lot of flak for the rate increase plan it put forth at a March 4 council meeting.
Construction company owner charged with defrauding Libby firm enters plea
Lincoln County authorities allege Tobiness failed to pay a local contractor more than $200,000 in invoices for work it had done through the end of October 2023.
Large conservation easement proposed for northwest Montana
The deadline to comment on this proposal is May 15.
Eureka man accused of burglary, theft spree pleads not guilty
According to charging documents filed in the case, Lee is facing three felony counts of burglary, three felony counts of theft of a light vehicle...
Martha L. McLean
Martha L. McLean
Deferred sentence for Yaak man accused of kidnapping, assault with weapon
Cuffe said probation officers indicated O'Day was a low risk of offending.
Perry Thomas Scott
Perry Thomas Scott
Edward L. Moe
Edward L. Moe
Legals for April, 19 2024
Libby woman admits stealing mail while working as a contract carrier
Haley Rushel Hickman, 24, pleaded guilty to...
Montana trapping licenses now on sale
To purchase a Montana resident trapping license, residents must complete a Montana trapper education course or...
Bruce T. Moog
Bruce T. Moog
Local libraries essential cornerstones for Eureka, Libby and Troy
Libraries bridge the gap for those who lack access to technology and the internet.
SB 442 meant to benefit rural Montana counties
The intent was not to give tax dollars based on population, but rather used a formula to put the dollars where hunting, fishing and recreation existed.
City resident seeks more info on water, sewer rate plan
I attended the meeting via Zoom. Unfortunately, the transmission, both visual and audio, were of poor quality.
