Montana man sentenced to prison for facilitating multiple trophy poachings in the Bitterroot
One of the trophy mule deer the man helped poach was from HD 270, with a Boone and Crockett score of over 197 inches. Four other trophy deer were involved.
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Hamilton pilot killed in Bitterroot Valley plane crash
A 43-year-old man from Hamilton who was piloting the aircraft was pronounced dead at the scene.
Bitterroot Health to end in-network care for Medicare Advantage patients
Bitterroot Health told patients in a letter the hospital would no longer be an in-network provider for Medicare Advantage patients.
Voting in Huntley
Scenes from the Yellowstone Valley Electric Cooperative voting site in Huntley on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Lincoln County sheriff's deputy, woman killed in Eureka; suspect in custody
A suspect is in custody after killing a Lincoln County sheriff’s deputy who responded a call on Friday night in Eureka, where a woman was found dead with gunshot wounds.
Campaign Beat: VP, DEI and AI usher in Election Day
Vice President Vance rallies Montanans for Aaron Flint. Flint and Sam Forstag both appeal to Montana voters
Undercover sting in Florence leads to charges against 8 men for child prostitution crimes
The operation was conducted through the now common practice of placing a fake advertisement on websites known for solicitation.
'It reflects who we are': Salish Kootenai College plans to change its name
Salish Kootenai College announced the planned transition from Salish Kootenai College to Séliš Ksanka Ql̓ispé University Friday. The new name is pronounced "SEH-leesh k-SAHN-kah qw-leese-PEH."
Missoula woman charged with felony forgery after allegedly stealing debit card
The victim in the case reported that her debit card was stolen out of her mailbox and was activated by an unknown person.
Heights Halloween House
The Halloween display at 335 Camel Place in Billings Heights gets bigger every year.
How the Doodle led to dude
By the late 1800s, the word doodle was shortened to dude to describe elegantly dressed men.
Hamilton neighbors: Obituaries for October 25
Mike was one of those people you meet, that leaves a lasting impression on you. He never met anyone he didn't like or get along with.
Rebuttal: Justice requires compassion and accountability | Hon. Landee Holloway
A court is not a social services agency. It is an institution charged with compassionately applying the law, protecting individual rights, ensuring due process and considering public safety.
Hamilton community celebrates RAL Trail extension at ribbon-cutting ceremony
Nearly 100 Hamilton community members celebrated the new Wetzsteon Crossing Trail at a ribbon cutting ceremony hosted by the Play Like Robert Foundation on Sunday.
Commission rejects new Swan Lake motorboat restrictions, but suggests broader policy
Members of the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission last week voiced support for creating a broader set of rules for how motorized watercraft ply the state’s lakes.
New Stillwater River island could become next FWP fishing access
The Montana Disaster and Emergency Services is investigating acquiring the land, which abuts two Bureau of Land Management parcels totaling almost 80 acres.
Commission bans motorized access to Bitterroot's Mitchell Slough
Winding 13 miles east of the river’s main stem, the slough was the focus of a decade-long legal battle over the state’s stream access laws.
History with Phil: Creation of Yellowstone set revolutionary precedent
Yellowstone’s establishment inspired what writer Wallace Stegner famously called "America
Hamilton neighbors: Obituaries for October 24
Mike was one of those people you meet, that leaves a lasting impression on you. He never met anyone he didn't like or get along with.
The Mortal Reader: Reading challenges give boost to end-of-year goals
The staff of Chapter One Bookstore share books we love, books that bent our minds and the books that kept us up at night.
Executive editor named to oversee Missoula, Bitterroot, Great Falls newspapers
Ted McDermott was named to the position after about 15 years as a reporter and editor at newspapers in Missoula, Butte and Spokane.
GOP giants, social media agitators join Flint and Forstag for the final sprint in Montana
Aaron Flint will have seen support from the top three Republicans in the country by this time next week, while Democrat Sam Forstag gains ground in the polls.
Trump rally, quid pro quo and conflicting polls: A fitting end to Montana’s US Senate race
Few in the professional political sphere see Montana’s U.S. Senate seat in play, but candidates are jockeying in the race’s final weeks for every remaining vote all the same.