Lincoln woman pleads guilty to misdemeanor after alleged Stemple Pass Road party assault ↗
A Lincoln woman pleaded guilty Tuesday to misdemeanor assault for allegedly beating a minor at a Stemple Pass Road party in June.
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View ‘Credit to my teammates’: Teagan Erickson’s hot perimeter shooting helps Bobcats withstand Portland ↗
Teagan Erickson did not play in Montana State’s season-opening victory against Black Hills State on Nov. 2 due to a minor injury. The junior forward returned with a bang Sunday
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Armed man outside Broadwater school's house was violently robbed last year, records show ↗
The now-sentenced robber threatened to send the Hells Angels to kill Metcalf and his mother, according to court records.
Second family member sentenced for plot to smuggle drugs into Butte jail ↗
A Helena woman was the second of three family members to be sentenced for a plot to smuggle drugs into the Butte jail.
Rexford woman accused of killing her 3-year-old niece ↗
A manhunt for a Rexford woman accused of murdering her 3-year-old niece and threatening the child’s family members ended with her arrest Monday in Missoula County.
Suspect in Sanders County double homicide allegedly tried to set himself on fire prior to arrest ↗
The suspect in a double homicide near Plains tried to set himself on fire prior to his arrest in Hot Springs on Oct. 31, authorities say.
Police say Blue Mountain Lake hostage report was a swatting hoax ↗
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE — A report that an armed person was holding someone hostage in the town of Indian Lake on Monday, Nov. 9, was a swatting hoax, state police
City man charged in burglary, threats ↗
A Jamestown man is facing charges after a burglary and making threats with a weapon. Demarco D. Lathan, 37, was charged with felony first-degree burglary, fourth-degree criminal mischief and second-degree menacing. At around 1:30 a.m. Saturday, officers of the Jamestown Police Department responded to an address on the city’s East Side. Upon arrival officer made […]
Pair charged in child endangerment after dispute ↗
A dispute between neighbors led to child endangerment charges against a pair of city residents last week. At about 3:40 p.m. Thursday, Jamestown Police Department officers responded to a residence on the East side of the city for a harassment complaint. It was determined that Robert J. Overton Jr., 56, had made threats to his […]
Progress in help for domestic violence victims doesn’t mean the job is done ↗
If one thing is clear after our series of stories detailing the experiences of domestic violence survivors, it is that the system isn’t perfect. We agree with Sally Jaroszynski, an attorney who has been practicing law for more than 30 years, though, when she says the courts have made strides in what is a tricky […]
Portland man charged with rape ↗
A Portland man has been charged with third-degree rape and endangering the welfare of a child. In July 2026, the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office received a sex offense complaint that occurred in the Town of Portland. After an investigation deputies obtained a warrant for Kevin D. Brown, 21, of Portland on Oct. 28. Deputies charged […]
Falconer man charged six times in three weeks ↗
A Falconer man was charged five times in a little more than two weeks by Ellicott police officers that resulted in four trips to the county jail for centralized arraignment. William S. Seignious, 32 , of Falconer was charged with petit larceny at 1:56 p.m. Oct. 22 after officers responded to the Dollar General in […]
State Union Turning Back Clock Olean 2037 ↗
From bad burglars and a renewed gang war to a new iron process drawing national attention from a stony Labrador to big wins in football sectional games, here’s a look back on the week that was 125, 100, 75, 50 and 25 years ago in this edition of Turning Back the Clock. 1901 Nov. 11 — The Portville Basket Factory shuts down for a week or two in order to...