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Man accused of plot to kill Missoula doctor for providing abortions

A Montana man admitted to law enforcement he planned to shoot and kill a Missoula doctor for providing abortions, but stopped just short of pulling the trigger, according to charges filed in Missoula County last week. Charles Felix Jones, 20, faces three felonies and one misdemeanor for allegedly breaking into

Braga Outdoor Lighting Emphasizes Critical Need for Electrical Inspections as Denver Properties Modernize

Braga Outdoor Lighting Emphasizes Critical Need for Electrical Inspections as Denver Properties Modernize

March 17, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - Denver-based lighting specialist Braga Outdoor Lighting highlights the growing importance of professional electrical inspections as property owners throughout the metropolitan area increasingly adopt advanced lighting systems and smart home technologies. The company notes that regular electrical evaluations have become essential for maintaining safety standards and

Heat wave strikes Southwest amid record March highs

(The Center Square) - Temperatures well into the 90s - and beyond - are expected from Los Angeles to Denver this week as record highs are felt across the Southwest. Experts cautioned people to stay inside with air conditioning and keep hydrated during the unusual March heat wave. Some meteorologists are ringing the

‘Jeopardy!’ Contestant Smashes Ken Jennings’ All-Time Record

A Jeopardy! contestant just made history! He beat Ken Jennings‘ Coryat score, and the man himself was there to witness it. He had a huge score during his second game, but ended with a low total due to a stunning final wager. Jamie Ding, from Lawrenceville, New Jersey, returned for

Box Elder man pleads guilty to manslaughter in deadly stabbing

GREAT FALLS, Mont. – A Box Elder man confessed to manslaughter charges after a deadly stabbing on the Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation, according to Acting U.S. Attorney Tim Racicot in a release. Trent Justin Taylor, 24, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. This charge could result in eight years in

Lawsuit claims Forest Service project will harm whitebark pine near Yellowstone

Lawsuit claims Forest Service project will harm whitebark pine near Yellowstone

Three organizations and an individual are suing the United States Forest Service — specifically the Gardiner District of the Custer Gallatin National Forest — for a plan they say hurts the already-endangered whitebark pine tree while ignoring lynx and grizzly habitat, and relying on unproven studies. The groups say the federal

Lines grow at California airports during funding debate

(The Center Square) – Catching a flight? Expect long lines, depending on the time and airport. Due to a partial federal government shutdown involving the Department of Homeland Security, Transportation Security Administration workers are not being paid, and staffing is a problem. As a result, passengers are having to wait longer