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Legals for July, 28 2023
FWP warns of possible fishing closures in NW Montana
NWS is predicting a brief break in the weather this week in northwest Montana. Forecasters are saying the low temperatures will be in the mid 40s to low 50s while highs will range from about 80 to 90.
Legislators pulled a fast one on Montana homeowners
Now they’re blaming local governments for this massive state property tax hike.
CARD Clinic ordered to pay $6 million in fraud case
BNSF Railway, upon behalf of the United States government, brought the suit in 2019 under the False Claims Act. The act allows private parties to sue on behalf of the federal government.
Ruby Alice McElmurry
Ruby Alice McElmurry
Montana adds protections for kids in private residential treatment programs
The law increases the state Department of Public Health and Human Services’ oversight of such programs by requiring weekly, unmonitored video calls between program attendees and their parents, more inspections, and a 24-hour child abuse hotline for program residents.
Libby man gets suspended sentence in drug case
Simmons, through his public defender Ben Kolter, agreed to plead guilty on May 22 to possession of dangerous drugs in exchange for the dismissal of misdemeanor charges related to driving offenses and resisting arrest.
Public participation in FWP carnivore management is a sham
Wildlife is part of the public trust. The state has a duty to manage wildlife for the public and for future generations.
Montana fire outlook: ‘Be prepared for big change’
Borsum said the initial concerns will be in northwest Montana, particularly Glacier, Flathead and Lincoln counties, which he said were drier currently than in 97% of other years because of a year-long drought.
New OB-GYN joins Cabinet Peaks Medical Center
Following the completion of his residency, Dr. Robles served as an medical doctor in the Air Force for four years.
Troy Dispatch no longer taking calls for service
Emergency and non-emergency dispatch services for the Troy Area District were transferred to the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch on Monday, July 17.
Christopher Robert Parker
Christopher Robert Parker
Troy man charged with DUI homicide in death of former Libby resident
Terren Craig Winebark, 21, is charged with vehicular homicide while under the influence, or in the alternative, negligent homicide.
Legals for July, 25 2023
Danny Dempewolf
Danny Dempewolf
To protect forests, fix Cottonwood first
No wonder both the Obama and Trump administrations looked for ways to administratively circumvent Cottonwood.
Libby's Jim Mee to be inducted into Carroll College Hall of Fame
Mee literally took a more circuitous route — roughly 7,000 yards farther than your typical basketball court.
Pacific Northwest Economic Region supports hydro energy bill
Mike Cuffe, Montana state senator from Lincoln County, brought the letter of support during the PNWER business meeting Monday, July 16 in Boise Idaho.
Facts on property tax and a billion bucks back
State and local governments don’t need huge additional amounts of inflationary money, so the actual tax bills will be less than this initial estimate.
Libby man sentenced and ordered to treatment court
Priebe was ordered to attend and complete the county’s treatment program. He was given credit for serving 159 days in the county jail.