Sean Batura is a staff writer for the Livingston Enterprise, focusing on local news in Livingston, Montana. His work has also been featured in publications such as the Kerrville Daily Times, Bozeman Daily Chronicle, and Belgrade News. Sean covers a range of topics including crime, community events, local government, and human interest stories.
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Sean Batura’s coverage is primarily focused on local news, legal cases, and government announcements in the Livingston area of Montana. His work covers a wide range of topics including crime, government & politics, as well as entertainment news related to local events.
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A 38-year-old Belgrade woman faces a felony charge after she was accused of driving the wrong way on Interstate 90.
Police officers seized a large amount of methamphetamine in a traffic stop northeast of Three Forks and arrested two people.
A patrol of what a sheriff’s deputy described as a “known drug location” led to a traffic stop in Belgrade and the arrest of a man on a felony drug
In next year's budget, city officials are proposing to include funding for suicide prevention, victim services, a community garden study, and local public transit.
A 49-year-old woman faces a felony criminal charge over allegations she threw a knife at a member of her extended family and caused a scene at a bar in Four
By: Sean Batura
A 43-year-old Belgrade man who was taken to the hospital after a single-vehicle crash was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated.
Some Livingston city commissioners recently broached the idea of moving to an electric vehicle fleet as the city seeks bids for the development of an energy action plan.
A retired state trooper who had been awarded a judgment in Park County against MHP saw the case reversed and was ordered this month to pay thousands of dollars to the Montana Department of Justice.
A California resident has filed suit against BNSF Railway Company alleging his late father was unjustly exposed to asbestos associated with the company's operations in Livingston and Libby at various times in the 1940s-1980s. The company has denied the allegation.
City and county officials will decide whether to offer various incentives totaling about $2 million for the development of a new apartment complex in north Kerrville.
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