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An unseasonable wildfire destroyed 25 homes, Denton’s landmark grain elevators and the train trestle and highway bridge into town.
Firefighter continue their work and community members pick up the pieces in Denton where, the unseasonable and wind-driven, West Wind Fire burned through town and left 25 destroyed homes in its wake.
The Lewis and Clark County Sheriff's Office announced Friday that Courtney Brooke Atlas, who was convicted of killing his wife in 1983, has also admitted to the slaying of 19-year-old Pamela Dorrington of Helena in 1968.
A judge has ruled a Butte teenager accused of stabbing another male teen several times outside the Butte Civic Center will be tried as an adult for attempted deliberate homicide.
Two East Helena men charged in the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection entered not guilty pleas Monday for an updated indictment in their case.
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Former Billings City Councilwoman Penny Ronning is running for the U.S. House in Montana’s Eastern district.
The group's announcement followed a federal judge's order pausing federal COVID-19 vaccine requirements for health workers.
Andrew Breuner has served as the Belgrade City Court judge since 2015.
The judge agreed with the Board of Regents, finding that the Montana Constitution is clear in vesting power over the university system and its campuses with the board.