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Libby man admits guilt in assault with a weapon case
According to police reports, Lincoln County Sheriff's deputies responded to a call from a...
From the ashes: The day Noxon burned down
Jim Byler can’t remember off the top of his head when the first call came in.
Libby VFD receives $7,185 Roundup for Safety grant
The Libby Volunteer Fire Department received $7,185 to fund extrication equipment.
State mobilizes ‘rapid response event’ to address federal layoffs
In Lincoln County, the Job Service center is located at 417 Mineral Ave., Suite 4 in Libby. They can be reached at 293-6282 or by email at LibbyJSC@mt.gov.
State alleges LPD officer offered underage woman alcohol, solicited sex
Buckner became the subject of a state investigation in 2024 following a complaint made against him.
Man caught following chase in Libby Dam area by county, federal law officers
The man, who a county officer said was not a local resident, was described as having a violent history.
Four locals accused in kidnapping conspiracy
Det. Holskey and Det. Brandon Holzer met with...
Troy Dollar General store opening in mid March
Troy City Council approved a business license for the operation at its Feb. 18 meeting.
Montana Constitution Road Show coming to Lincoln Co.
The Roadshow is an engaging and informative presentation about the foundations of a representative democracy...
Award-winning author to speak in Libby about mountain goats
Smith will appear in Libby March 12 at 6-8 p.m. at The Hidden Chapel.
Pot revenue bill a choice between drug prevention or conservation and recreation
The remaining revenue goes into the state’s general fund, which is estimated to be $33.3 million for fiscal year 2026.
Libby child molester accused of violating release terms
In 2009, Christopher Michael Haines, 42, of Libby was given a...
Sheriff's Office blotter
Two deputies responded to a residence in the 30700 block of U.S. 2, Libby for an at-large dog killing chickens.
Howling Heritage: UM Researcher reflects on 30 years of wolves in Yellowstone
Following an Environmental Impact Statement by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – for which over 160,000 public comments were received – the federal governme…
Play time on the Kootenai River
Spring-like weather brought recreationists out en masse...
WILD ART-Farmer's Market at Libby receives large gift
This new location was the result of a generous offer from property owner, Chris Noble of Noble Excavating.