Headlines: Gianforte signs hiring laws, Bigfork murder sentencing, and Kalispell's "No Kings" protest
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Five arrested and one injured in largely peaceful “No Kings” protest, man convicted of Bigfork murder given 100 years in prison, and Gov. Gianforte signs law cracking down on illegal hiring.
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Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over some of the week’s biggest headlines for Northwest Montana.
We’ll get the low-down on the “No Kings” protest that took place last weekend in Kalispell, learn about the 100-year sentence given to a man who was convicted of murder in a Bigfork double homicide case, and we’ll get the details of a bill recently signed into law by Gov. into law by Gov. Greg Gianforte that targets illegal hiring in Montana.
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Man convicted of murder in Bigfork double homicide case given 100 years prison time
Five arrested and one injured in largely peaceful “No Kings” protest in Kalispell
Gianforte signs law cracking down on illegal hiring during stop in Evergreen
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