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Libby man headed to Deer Lodge on sex assault conviction
Robert William Emerick, 34, formerly of Anaconda...
Libby man gets prison time for assaulting woman
After first pleading not guilty to the offenses on Jan. 29, Eroh pleaded guilty to...
Antler hunter kills griz near Wolf Creek; officials preach bear awareness
After seeing a fresh grizzly bear track in a snow patch, he continued along his path and a few minutes later he first saw the bear standing near the top of the…
Library officials hosting informational meetings on district formation
Library officials are encouraging the public to attend and learn more about library districts, standards and other essential things that allow the library to o…
U.S. Senate hopeful’s company reported losses of more than $77 million in 2023
SEC filing shows Tim Sheehy’s Bridger Aerospace is deeply in the red.
FWP announces Mule Deer Citizen Advisory Committee
The advisory committee is comprised of 16 members, which were selected from a pool of 100 applicants.
Below normal water supply forecasted for Montana after low-snow winter
Current outlooks predict above-average temps, below-normal precipitation this summer.
WILD ART-Libby Elementary School track and field
Libby Elementary School track and field athletes...
Libby boys track and field team wins county meet
In the boys meet, Libby’s Tristan Andersen had another dominant day...
Libby remembers former police chief who gave his life in line of duty
Bockman was the Chief of Police in Libby at the time and he was called out after a worker with the Great Northern Railway...
Yaak WINGS cancer fundraiser set for May 11
The “Swing into Spring” event will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 11, at the Yaak River Tavern and Mercantile at 29238 Yaak River Road.
Incident at park lands Washington man in jail
County dispatch told Brabo that a drunk and disorderly man was yelling profanities...
Libby man honored by state health department
Foster parents, youth and child protection workers among those awarded.
More fur flies in Lower Yaak Zoning District discussion
Many are concerned about the precedence that could be set if a zoning district is established.
Curry no longer part of group seeking to redevelop old Libby High School
The collapsed section of the roof and bowed-out wall on the Memorial Center side of the building are also scheduled for repair this year.
Forest intends to prepare an over-snow travel plan
This proposal aligns with travel management regulations aiming to improve recreational opportunities while ensuring environmental protection.