John Emeigh is a journalist based in Montana, focusing on local news in Butte and the surrounding areas. With a strong background in reporting for various television stations and communications companies, John covers a wide range of topics including community events, public affairs, and social issues. He is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the local community.
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Butte, United States (Local)
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Nicholas Bowsher pleaded not guilty to 13 drug-related charges in April and is free on special court conditions.
U.S. Sen. Jon Tester and Democratic candidates Ryan Busse, Monica Tranel and others spoke before a crowd of supporters at the Finlen Hotel.
By: John Emeigh
U.S. Sen. Jon Tester and Democratic candidates Ryan Busse, Monica Tranel and others got a boost of support from actor Michael Keaton before a crowd of supporters at the Finlen Hotel.
Chief Executive J.P. Gallagher and Butte-Silver Bow Sheriff Ed Lester are each projected to win another term in their respective roles.
Members of Flint Creek Estates HOA fear the new Hope Center Ministries addiction recovery home will bring crime and other problems to the rural neighborhood.
Kinesiology Professor John Amtmann used the pool to have students perform the kayak roll after learning about it in the classroom.
BUTTE - And they’re off! Dozens of runners participate in Butte’s annual Veteran’s Day race, a fun way to celebrate the hard-fought freedoms that veterans brought this country.
The $4.5 million Habitat for Humanity project will result in 17 new homes off Iron Street, and homeowners also help work on the homes.
The Butte Elks have about 144 active members today and hope to increase membership with their remodeled Lodge building.
The Last Mile Program was started by the Gianforte Family Foundation in 2022 and is a year-long computer coding course for inmates at the Montana State Prison.
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