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‘Career criminal’ sentenced to 18 years for Gallatin County drug trafficking
A Belgrade man with a long federal rap sheet was sentenced to more than 18 years in prison after investigators found him dealing cocaine in Gallatin County with a gun under his seat.
On May 6, 2025, law enforcement used a confidential informant to purchase an ounce of cocaine from
Appeals court freezes tariff ruling, businesses keep paying
(The Center Square) – Two small businesses that won a court ruling against President Donald Trump's tariffs must continue paying them for now, after a federal appeals court on Tuesday temporarily blocked the decision while it considers the administration's appeal.
It's the second time courts
Judge: PSC’s Brad Molnar can attend NorthWestern Energy merger hearing in person
A federal judge said Monday the Montana Public Service Commission can’t prohibit Commissioner Brad Molnar from participating in the controversial NorthWestern Energy merger hearing in person.
Last week on a 3-2 vote, the PSC voted to adopt a report that found Molnar had committed professional misconduct along with
Mother in Jefferson County admits to smothering 5-year-old son, records show
Court records in Jefferson County report that Kathryn Lesal Garaas, 40, confessed to smothering her 5-year-old son on April 24 by using a plastic bag to cover the boy’s head.
Around 1 p.m. that day, deputies from the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office responded to the
Federal judge says PSC’s Brad Molnar can attend NorthWestern merger hearing in person
A federal judge said Monday the Montana Public Service Commission can’t prohibit Commissioner Brad Molnar from participating in the controversial NorthWestern Energy merger hearing in person.
Last week on a 3-2 vote, the PSC voted to adopt a report that found Molnar had committed professional misconduct along with
Accused correspondents' dinner shooter pleads not guilty to all charges
(The Center Square) — The accused White House Correspondents' Association Dinner shooter pleaded not guilty in federal court on Monday to all charges, including an attempt to assassinate President Donald Trump.
Cole Tomas Allen has been charged with an attempt to assassinate a sitting U.S. president, transmission of firearms