A Libby man accused of stabbing another man multiple times with a steak knife in April pleaded guilty Monday to felony charges in exchange for a recommendation for a deferred sentence.
A 19-year-old Yaak man received a probationary sentence this week for his role in a series of break-ins and thefts from cabins in the fall and winter of 2013.
A Troy man arrested in May after absconding from probation last fall won’t get another shot at probation, District Judge James Wheelis ruled on Monday.
A Libby man accused of severely beating a much older man is on track for sentencing later this summer after District Judge James Wheelis denied his request to withdraw his plea of no contest to felony charges of criminal endangerment.
A Libby man sentenced earlier this month for his involvement in a pair of vehicle thefts has another felony on his record following action Monday in district court.
A 57-year-old Libby man pleaded not guilty Monday in district court to felony and misdemeanor charges stemming from an incident this spring in which he allegedly stole guns, cash and an ATM card from the residence of an acquaintance.
The impact of out-of-state tourism on Lincoln County’s economy was the focus of a forum attended by around 50 people Wednesday evening at Libby City Hall’s Ponderosa Room.
Charges against a 74-year-old Libby man arrested earlier this month after a fatal shooting at his residence have been upgraded from negligent homicide to deliberate homicide.
Libby elementary students are preparing to take their studies of GPS and geographic information system technologies to a new level – literally – with the addition of a camera-equipped drone helicopter into a curriculum that already includes an impressive array of high-tech hardware and software.
More than a dozen moose in the Cabinet Mountains and Fisher River areas were anesthetized, examined and fitted with GPS collars last month as part of an ongoing study being conducted by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks.
Strengthening southern Lincoln County’s recreation economy will be the topic of a public forum set for 6 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 18, in the Ponderosa Room at Libby City Hall.
After some setbacks, Libby school officials are moving ahead with a revised plan to build a kitchen facility that’s expected to result in long-term cost savings for the district.
The Libby School Board on Monday voted 5-2 to approve a roster of athletic coaches for the fall of 2015 that includes controversial boys’ soccer coach Charlie Webster.
After more than two years of legal wrangling, there’s still no end in sight for a lawsuit between the Lincoln County Port Authority and Stinger Welding.
