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Police blotter: Three Butte men jailed for assault
Monday arrests
Three Butte men were arrested on Monday for partner or family member assault, with two of the men allegedly causing bodily injury and the other in custody for reasonable apprehension of serious bodily injury. They are:
—Brian R. Johansen, 47, of Butte was taken into custody at 8:
UK far-right activist Tommy Robinson visits US State Department
British far-right activist Tommy Robinson announced he had visited the US State Department on Wednesday, as the Trump administration ramps up its criticism of European allies over speech restrictions and has sided with far-right parties across the continent.
"In America making alliances & friendships, today I had
High school-aged male dies on MSU’s campus, investigation ongoing
Trigger warning: This brief contains mention of suicide.
An individual died after jumping from the MSU Parking Garage roof in the early hours on Saturday morning, according to the Bozeman Police Department Media Report released on Sunday.
When asked for comment by the Exponent on Wednesday, Interim Vice President of
Sheehy mocks ‘socialist’ Green New Deal, but runs his house on solar
Montana’s junior U.S. Sen. Tim Sheehy has frequently criticized renewable energy, but his own Gallatin County Home appears to run on “green energy crap,” which most people would likely call a solar and battery storage system.
Sheehy’s choice of power seems to be at odds with his
Butte officials prepare to tackle local health issues through community needs assessment
BUTTE, Mont. – Public health officials in Butte are gearing up to address the city's most pressing health concerns with the upcoming completion of the Community Health Needs Assessment.
This assessment is updated every three years, utilizing data collected through key informants, including physicians and health providers, as well
Trump administration halts $259M in Medicaid funds to Minnesota
(The Center Square) - The Trump administration will halt approximately $259 million in federal funds from Medicaid in Minnesota, Vice President JD Vance said Wednesday.
Vance, alongside Administrator for the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services Mehmet Oz, cited concerns of fraud for the pause in payments. Oz said the exact