Man testifies in Montana trial over fatal 2022 shooting
Defense argues Martin Bradley Coleman acted in self defense after a June 11 2022 confrontation at a Butte home. Anthony Worth testified he grabbed Coleman and punched his eye but said he did not choke or threaten to kill him. Worth sustained gunshot injuries to the abdomen torso and face. District court case alleges Coleman attempted deliberate homicide and jury trial began Monday for a six person panel with a three day schedule potentially extending.
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Save Wild Trout forms after Montana trout decline
Anglers guides and outfitters from southwest Montana formed Save Wild Trout after Gov Gianforte did not respond to concerns about trout declines in the Big Hole Beaverhead Ruby and Jefferson rivers. FWP held a June 7 meeting in Butte as the group pushes for action and explanations from state officials.
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State opens case in Montana climate change trial
Montana attorneys began their defense in Held v Montana on Monday in Helena as the climate trial proceeds toward a Tuesday conclusion. Three witnesses for the state testified to statutory limits while economist Terry Anderson defended a claim the state's greenhouse gas contribution is a small fraction of global emissions, a figure later questioned on cross examination.
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Economic Impact of Montana Hard Rock Mining
Montana's hard rock mining, studied by the Montana Mining Association and UM Bureau of Business and Economic Research, sustains substantial state and local economies. In 2021, mining employed 2,646 people and produced minerals valued near $1.6 billion, with Silver Bow Stillwater and Sweet Grass counties dominating output. The report notes fewer active mines than during boom days and flags dust health concerns near residential areas.
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Sweet Grass
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