Bulldogs Seek Continued Momentum After Hot Start
The Bulldogs push their winning streak as they visit a key matchup hoping to extend early success. Star players lead the attack with strong scoring and defensive effort while coaches emphasize continued consistency.
Butte Plaza Mall redevelopment on track says officials
Developers who bought Butte Plaza Mall for 8.5 million last year plan to make stores face outward, demolish Herberger's, and bring in a major grocery store and other national tenants. Officials say demolition could start in April after delays, though exact tenants remain unconfirmed.
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Madison County seizes 86 Morgan horses for neglect
Madison County Sheriff's Office and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals report 86 Morgan horses were seized from a ranch between Sheridan and Virginia City. The animals appeared underweight and suffered untreated injuries and hoof issues. The Humane Society of Western Montana is assisting. Bryan Blatt, 75, faces felony aggravated animal cruelty charges. bail records indicate he resides out of state. The call came December 4 after ranch hands said they had repeatedly asked for care resources which Blatt refused.
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Butte Man Gets 10 Years For Sex Assault Of Girl 15
A Butte man was sentenced to 10 years in Montana State Prison for sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl in a car while her 13-year-old friend waited outside. He also received a suspended 10-year term for shooting the younger girl with a BB gun. DNA evidence linked him to the crime.
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Montana
Robert Whelan
Johnathan Gerald Lawson
Ellen Donahue
Lawson
Whelan
Mark Johnson
Johnson
Orange
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Ethics panel leader replaced ahead of probe
The Montana Senate ousted Ethics Committee Chair Sue Vinton and named Sen. Forrest Mandeville to lead the probe into a business deal linked to former Senate President Jason Ellsworth. Senate President Regier kept Mathew Monforton as attorney for the panel.
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Jason Ellsworth
Sue Vinton
Billings
Montana
Ellsworth
Forrest Mandeville
Columbus
Vinton
Mandeville
House of Representatives
Matt Regier
Kalispell
Matthew Monforton
Rogier
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