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Groups sue over changes to Montana voter registration law
The lawsuit notes several times during the legislative session when lawmakers and others questioned the criminal penalties in the bill and called it too vague or broad for interpretation.
Todd M. Schatz
Todd M. Schatz
Northwest Montana Stand Down steps up for its veterans
Twenty-five years later, Erickson is handing his responsibilities to others.
Man pleads not guilty in alleged police chase, drug cases
Howe is in the Lincoln County Detention Center on $35,000 bail.
Libby's Malyevac fifth at Class A state golf
"Finishing fifth was a great accomplishment also knowing he had beaten the guys ahead of him at earlier tournaments,” Rohrer said.
School official seeks more traffic safety measures
Kootenai Valley Christian School Administrator Tara Niemi said rising enrollment has led to more traffic and concerns for safety at the school, which is located at 1024 Montana Ave.
Montana man pleads guilty to smuggling drugs into jail
Gibson was part of a group of county inmates accused of being involved in a drug smuggling case.
Kootenai campground killer sentenced to state prison
Garry Douglas Seaman, 64, appeared in Lincoln County District Court and received two 60-year concurrent sentences.
Legals for October, 6 2023
Federal biologist gives update on region's grizzlies
Wildlife biologist Wayne Kasworm of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service out of Libby, said grizzly bear recovery in the Selkirk and Cabinet-Yaak mountains is slowly continuing to improve.
God, guns, guts and compromise
I am not criticizing them for their beliefs, but I am criticizing them for using their power to harm America without considering compromise.
Public comment open for USFS timber project near Troy
The project area includes 4,300 acres of Forest Service land from the South side road to Iron Creek Road, including McConnell Mountain, Callahan Creek and Iron Creek.
Stimson Lumber owner critical of U.S. Forest Service
Stimson’s mill in Plummer, Idaho, has dropped about two-thirds of its workforce by the end of last week.
Ex-con accused of bringing fentanyl into Lincoln Co.
Salli Suzanne Bosma, 39, appeared in District Court on Sept. 25 and pleaded...
Libby woman accused of witness tampering pleads not guilty
According to charging documents, Lincoln County Sheriff's Office Deputy Anthony Jenson learned Dedrick had submitted letters from some juvenile witnesses.
Hunter kills grizzly north of Yellowstone National Park
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks said the bear reportedly charged the hunter before the hunter shot it “at close range in self-defense.”
Groups ask judge to halt Montana wolf trapping season over alleged threat to grizzlies
The Missoula-based Flathead-Lolo-Bitterroot Task Force and western nonprofit WildEarth Guardians asked for a preliminary injunction on Friday that seeks to block the state of Montana, Gov. Greg Gianforte, and Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission Chair Lesley Robinson from allowing wolf and coyote trapping in habitat inhabited by grizzlies in the state.
No AIS detected by inspectors in northwest Montana
Inspectors at the Troy Rest Area station have been particularly busy while performing 5,5 watercraft inspections. That’s fifth in the state.
Washington man jailed on burglary, theft charges
Kaya, who represented himself, waived extradition to Idaho.
Libby man pleads not guilty in bar stabbing case
Part of Reid's release conditions include not possessing any weapons and he is not allowed to use any dangerous drugs or alcohol.