Sandra Kay Brown, 64, appeared Wednesday in Ravalli County Justice Court on the felony DUI charge.
The new 20,000 square-foot healthcare clinic is scheduled to open sometime in the spring of 2023.
JCCS Consulting, an accounting and advisory firm with six offices throughout Montana, has given $75,000 to 10 non-profits as part of a celebration of their 75th anniversary, three of those are Bitterroot Valley organizations - Corvallis Schools Foundation, HEARTism and 1 Horse At A Time Draf…
Members of the Bitterroot Cross-Country Ski Club are on a mission to help others get outside and enjoy the winter wonderland that surrounds them.
The Corvallis High School Speech, Debate and Drama Team earned its 16th straight Division Championship in Drama at Frenchtown High School on Saturday against 13 schools from western Montana with 149 students.
The award comes with millions of dollars of funding that will be used to treat an estimated 10,000 acres of national forest lands and private lands.
The organizations claim the current wolf hunting and trapping regulations contain conflicting language and were changed without public participation.
Raquel Ranae Murray, 25, allegedly crashed into the rear end of a utility pickup truck while driving impaired.
Haeden Heath Muller, 19, was charged with felony burglary after allegedly kicking down a door and assaulting a man inside his home in the early morning hours of Jan. 23.
The SAT exam will move to a digital format in 2024 and will be shorter, administrators announced. A closer look at the changes and the reasons for them.
Lara Weatherly Tomov is on a mission to share the stories of Montanans taking action to benefit both the health of their communities and the landscapes that surround them.
Bob and Laurie Sutherlin of Stevensville recently placed a conservation easement on their farmlands that will forever protect more than 300 acres of some of most productive lands in the state.
Have a heart, send a Valentine. Sapphire Lutheran Homes is asking for valentines for the 150 residents on their campus.
Two Darby residents are starting an indoor, air rifle youth marksmanship club called the Bitterroot Marksmanship Club.
Nature Journaling is the process of slowing down to enjoy nature, making deep observations, and recording the experience.
The victim of a skiing accident at Lost Trail Ski Area last week has been identified as 25-year-old William Benjamin Brown of Colorado.
The Montana Department of Justice has appealed a Yellowstone County District Court judge’s preliminary injunction halting several new laws restricting abortion from taking effect.
Bill and Tammy Reed have always been known in the Sula community as people you could turn to in a pinch.
“Dancing to Movie Magic” is an amazing high-energy, collaborative live performance with Bitterroot String Ensemble, Groovz Dance Studio and Ballet Bitterroot Dance Academy on Jan. 21 and 22.
A proposal for a $15 million housing project that would add up to 58 townhouses in Hamilton could take a major step forward the first week of February.
Reported COVID cases in Ravalli County jumped significantly over the weekend.
Knights of Columbus Councils 6130 in Hamilton and 13093 in Stevensville held their annual Free Throw Contest at the Hamilton Middle School Gym on January 12.
Amber Dawn Ellis, 38, allegedly drove drunk with two children in her vehicle.
Ravalli County MSU Extension is hosting the sequel to their winter agricultural education program showcasing a variety of agriculture-related topics at local pubs in Hamilton.
The Bitterroot Health Auxiliary pledged a $50,000 match to the Bitterroot Health Foundation’s year-end campaign to help construct a Cancer and Infusion center at the Daly Hospital in Hamilton.
Two Bitterroot Valley schools are taking a break, others are noticing the increase in illness but are able to continue in-person classes.
The Bitterroot Celtic Society will hosts its annual Robert Burns Night on Saturday, Jan. 29. Tickets are going fast.
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The plaintiffs, including the League of Women Voters of Montana, hope to strike the referendum from the general election ballot.
Laurence Hubbard, who has served 19 years as president and chief executive officer of Montana State Fund, recently announced his retirement.
Twice in the last six months, the critical access hospital in Anaconda called to replenish its supply of blood products only to hear that there was no blood in the bank to send out.
After the legalization of recreational marijuana in Montana, law enforcement has had to make changes to the way it trains K9s.
After holding Northern Arizona's Jalen Cone to just 12 points, the Montana men's basketball team eyes a similar defensive showing against Mikey Dixon and Idaho Thursday night.
The ceremony was originally scheduled for earlier this month.
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