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Teen dies after being struck by truck on U.S. 2
Speed is considered a factor in the crash.
Montana proponents for public access, landowners, await implications of Wyoming lawsuit
Outcome of pending corner-crossing case could impact who has the right to use — or lock up — more than eight million acres across the West.
Legals for March, 19 2024
Gary Lee Lapka
Gary Lee Lapka
Kenneth Eugene “Blackjack” Waters
Kenneth Eugene “Blackjack” Waters
Montana man pleads guilty to federal wildlife trafficking charges
The Schubarth Ranch is engaged in the purchase, sale and breeding of “alternative livestock” such as mountain sheep, mountain goats and various ungulates. The primary market for Schubarth’s livestock is captive hunting operations, also known as shooting preserves or game ranches.
U.S., Canada and Ktunaxa Nation ink deal to mitigate waterborne pollution
The International Joint Commission will take up pollution in the Elk-Kootenai watershed, a development long sought by impacted tribes.
Laws, compassion and common sense
Solomon listens to the women, each of them claiming that she is the child’s mother. Solomon then has a sword brought to him. His decision is that the child will be cut in half and one half given to each woman.
Lincoln Co. voters will decide fate of county library system
The county library system was formed nearly 104 years ago and supported by county property owners.
Greenchain Little Guy wrestlers head to Arlee for Intervalley
This weekend will be a chance for our wresters to see a different group of competition. It’s always exciting to see how Unit 1 matches up against the other teams, and from results so far, Unit 1 should do just fine.
Montana SB 442 funding formula is not fair
In the case of SB 442, the mechanism for allocating county road maintenance funding is inequitable and fundamentally unfair to the vast majority of Montanans.
Barbara (Barb) Lynn Jungst
Barbara (Barb) Lynn Jungst
Finding their own remedy: Veterans navigate a lack of mental health resources
Some veterans, like 44-year-old Murray, are accustomed to constantly being in danger, so staying one step ahead of any potential threat is how they’re wired and is something veterans continue to do after they get out of the military.
Lincoln Co. 4-H clubs provide youth a place to learn
It’s fair to say for most of these kids it’s their first real interaction with the business world, managing money to sell something for profit and they are learning it as early as age of 8.
Legals for March, 15 2024
Legals for March, 15 2024
Stella Ann (Waggener) Jenkins
Stella Ann (Waggener) Jenkins
Libby man accused in police chase sentenced
Izack Thomas Howe, 18, was charged with two felony counts of criminal endangerment...
City approves street closures for upcoming events
The headliner of the three events - the 2024 Ignite the Nites car show - is scheduled for Aug. 16-17.
Judge overturns water rights decision for proposed Broadwater County subdivision
McMahon hit the county for its preliminary approval of the Horse Creek Hills subdivision proposed by developer 71 Ranch despite an environmental assessment that failed to account for multiple water and natural resources impacts.