Newsletter

Two court rulings that basically cancelled each other out on Tuesday brought dozens of nervous calls to the office of Montana's State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner Monica Lindeen. 

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Missoula County Attorney Fred Van Valkenburg received a special award on Sunday from the National District Attorneys Association recognizing him for his over two-year battle with the Department of Justice over sexual assault investigations. 

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Agents with the Montana Department of Justice’s Division of Criminal Investigation  have located Michelle Yallup and her infant son in Utah. Both had been missing from Anaconda for approximately one month.

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The two individuals wanted by Missoula County authorities for the robbery and attempted homicide of a man who was shot and left to die on I-90 have been arrested in Seattle, Washington. 

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Investigators have completed the initial report of a June 19 fatal crash in which six people were killed on Highway 12 not far from East Helena.

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Providence St. Joseph Medical Center has learned that the Polson man kayaking on the south end of Flathead Lake and has been missing since Saturday, July 19, is Robert McDonald, MD, a hospitalist at the medical center. 

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Last week, KGVO News interviewed President of National Right to Life, Carol Tobias, regarding the Women's Health Protection Act.

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On Friday, the Montana Public Service Commission completed two weeks of hearings on whether the sale of 11 hydroelectric dams to Northwestern Energy is in the public's best interest.

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UPDATE 6: A.M. Saturday, July 19

Missoula County Sheriff's Office Chief of Detectives Mike Dominick issued a revised news release at 6 a.m. Saturday regarding the suspects wanted for robbing and shooting a man and leaving him by the side of I-90 late Wednesday night. The text of that release can be read below.

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William R. Nooney of Missoula, has received a six-year deferred sentence and must pay his victims more than $335,000 for selling securities in Montana without a license.

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