8 March 2010, 9:06 pm
Public Works Department used fewer materials and less overtime... Read More »
8 March 2010, 10:20 am
Plum Creek's VP of northern resources and manufacturing retires on a high note. Meanwhile, growth in liquor sales takes a hit. HIGH STEVE BULLOCK – The Montana attorney general announces a program in Lewis and Clark County to reduce drunken driving requiring daily breath tests for those accused of... Read More »
6 March 2010, 1:08 am
Norovirus, a nasty illness causing vomiting and diarrhea, has sickened people in the Flathead Valley and across Montana, triggering a warning Friday from health officials.... Read More »
5 March 2010, 11:53 am
HELENA — Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Mike Haynes left behind his wife and his two little kids when he died last March, five days after a drunken driver plowed head-on into his patrol car on a darkened Flathead highway.... Read More »
5 March 2010, 10:03 am
Montana Attorney General Steve Bullock joined Lewis & Clark County officials on Thursday to announce a new pilot program that they hope will reduce both the number of drunk drivers on the road and the number of DUI-related fatalities.... Read More »
4 March 2010, 10:05 pm
HELENA - Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Mike Haynes left behindhis wife and two little children when he died last March, five daysafter a drunken driver plowed head-on into his patrol car on adarkened Flathead Valley highway.... Read More »
4 March 2010, 4:12 pm
HELENA- A pilot program intended to reduce drunken driving by requiring twice-daily breath tests for those accused of a second or subsequent DUI will take effect in Helena and Lewis & Clark County in May, officials said Thursday.... Read More »
4 March 2010, 3:20 pm
HELENA – A pilot program intended to reduce drunken driving by requiring twice-daily breath tests for those accused of a second or subsequent DUI will take effect in Helena and Lewis & Clark County in May, officials said Thursday. "This program has a lot of promise because it's a low-cost program ... Read More »
2 March 2010, 10:11 pm
Lewis and Clark County officials are seeking $800,000 in federalmoney they say would support a trio of pilot biofuel projects inthe area aimed at turning beetle-killed trees into energy.... Read More »
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