Butte News

When Ed Sheehy looked at his mail one day last fall, he was startled to see his face staring back at him, posed alongside the notorious "Christmas Day Killer." Sheehy, as a public defender, had represented the man a year earlier.

As part of ongoing coverage, Char-Koosta news will be publishing regular articles over the next several months to provide more information to the Tribal community about the Kerr Dam acquisition process and activities of the Tribal corporation SX?NQ?E?ELS L SUW?EC?M / KSUKZIZMUMAZ gAdJAZMUKWAGITS, Inc., which does business as Energy Keepers, Inc.

May 11--From the Dave Matthews Band to Skrillex, Matt Boyle's seen it all -- and now, with the help of some friends, he's bringing it all back to Butte.

Butte-Silver Bow County law enforcement officers are investigating after someone sprayed red paint on a young llama at a residence southwest of the city Wednesday morning.

In 1910, a man named Michael Conway set sail from the Irish seaport town of Cobh to seek better fortunes in the United States.

Emily's List Executive Director Stephanie Schriock's No. 1 job is to convince Democratic, pro-choice women that they have the resume to run for political office.

Thursday April 30, 1903 Anaconda, Montana - Socialist Party Wins Victory in Copper Town While the Socialist ticket in Butte was handed a defeat by the voters, in nearby Anaconda, the Socialist Party won its first municipal election victory west of the Mississippi.

A heartwarming story about a Great Falls man reunited with his bird took an unexpected turn late last week, and all of a sudden it was bye-bye birdie.

Gov. Steve Bullock has signed a bill that lets judges to look back 10 years -- rather than just five -- to add penalties for multiple drunken-driving offenders.

Joe Paisley rejoined The Gazette staff to cover college hockey in February 2013.

Forty-six percent of Americans age 19 to 64 had no health insurance at some point in 2012 or had insufficient insurance to help cover high out-of-pocket medical costs.

Joe Paisley rejoined The Gazette staff to cover college hockey in February 2013.

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Joe Paisley rejoined The Gazette staff to cover college hockey in February 2013.

BUTTE, Mont. a A Great Falls man who lost his macaw in a divorce more than five years ago has been reunited with the bird, thanks to an observant friend.

Joe Paisley rejoined The Gazette staff to cover college hockey in February 2013.

Croxford Funeral Home, Great Falls, Montana, has been entrusted with arrangements.