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Sauls faces charges after assault
A Eureka man with a criminal history faces multiple charges in Lincoln County District Court for his role in ass...
Ivers reappointed as health board chair
After weeks of withering criticism, including calls from at least one current colleague to step aside, and despite professing no interest in the job, Jan Ive...
Peterson nominated to join county health board
In a narrow vote, the Lincoln County Health Board on Jan. 13 gave Jeffery Peterson of Eureka its endorsement to join the body.
Local health order rescinded
Lincoln County’s top doctor rescinded his pandemic-related health order last week.
Man charged in connection to shooting
A man shot by a Lincoln County Sheriff's Office deputy last week is facing assault and criminal tampering charges.
Airport's $100M expansion project resumes
After months of delays, a $100 million project to expand Glacier Park International Airport is finally taking off.
Bill would limit rulemaking by local health boards
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The Montana House is considering a bill that would make decisions by local health boards in response to crises subject to approval by el...
Sheriff's Office Blotter
The law roundup is compiled from the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office incident log. It is not meant to serve as an exhaustive account.
Alarm system upgrade coming to north county annex
The North Lincoln County Annex is poised to get a new security system.
No DUIs recorded over holiday
Libby saw zero driving under the influence infractions over New Year’s Eve, said Chief of Police Scott Kessel.
Sheriff's Office Blotter
The law roundup is compiled from the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office. It is not meant to serve as an exhaustive account.
Golf cart ordinance proposal revived
After stalling out last year, a proposal that would allow Libby residents to drive golf carts on certain streets is roaring back to life.
Libby school officials could keep district mask mandate in place
While state and local officials may rescind their mask mandates in a matter of weeks, Libby Public School administrators plan to maintain their face covering...
Local vaccination effort heads into Phase 1b
Local health officials could move into Phase 1b of the state’s vaccination distribution plan as soon as next week.
Cabinet Peaks announces first baby of 2021 in Libby
Gabriel Isaiah James Scalf was the first baby born in Libby in 2021.