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The roughly 171,000-acre Richard Spring Fire south of Colstrip reached 65 percent contained over the weekend, up from 0 percent containment Friday. Some evacuation and pre-evacuation notices remain in effect in the area.

Manchester Police Chief Allan Aldenberg clearly sent the wrong message with his recent recruitment pitch to come to New Hampshire because police officers will have qualified immunity (“Manchester Police under fire for recruitment pitch,” Manchester...

Moab streets, power lines, trees damaged after flooding Grand County under flash flood warning as Moab streets flood with water video credit: Brent Pearson and last updated 2021-07-28 23:02:53-04 MOAB, Utah — Moab officials are asking residents to stay in their homes after flash flooding ripped through the city - downing trees, damaging streets and filling roads with debris and water. Grand County was placed unter a flash flood warning that expires at 10:30 Wednesday night. Radar showed t...

A Pike County man was recently indicted on more than 30 charges accusing him of distributing and possessing child pornography. According to the indictment, Christopher D. Utley, 46, of Long Fork Road, Kimper, was found by Kentucky State Police to be in possession of 20 images portraying a sexual performance by a minor less than 12 years of age. In addition, according to the indictment, in 10 instances, Utley distributed matter portraying a sexual performance by a minor less than 12 years old. T...

DRY FORK, West Virginia — There’s nobody here. Well, almost nobody. This unincorporated community is in a magnificent corner of the world, garlanded by mountains, picturesque farms planted along the road, eight miles from not one but two ski areas and a state park that describes itself as a conference center and resort. Mostly the sounds here are of deep silences. Some 1,085 people live here today. In 1900 — when loggers toiled amid the densely forested hills, a lumber mill sat o...

David M. Shribman: West Virginia tackles a decade of decline David M. Shribman / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette © Provided by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette DRY FORK, W.Va. —- There’s nobody here. Well, almost nobody. This unincorporated community is in a magnificent corner of the world, garlanded by mountains, picturesque farms planted along the road, 8 miles from not one but two ski areas and a state park that describes itself as a conference center and resort. Mostly the sounds here ...

Prolific Khaki Campbells I recommend the Khaki Campbell duck breed to readers. Only a few of them are needed for a constant supply of eggs and meat; I’ve found them to lay more eggs than the average chicken. I once kept only two of them, and got at least one egg a day, often two, and meat of excellent quality. They have good foraging instincts and like to be let out to search for slugs, snails, worms, and weeds in the garden. Their tame, pleasant character makes them return to their pen after...

DRY FORK, Va. — On the evening of Saturday, June 5, the Tunstall High School class of 2021 was able to graduate in-person on the school’s football field in front

The boil water notice for the Town of Chatham, Dry Fork, and Tightsqueeze areas has been lifted. This notice was in place after the break of a major water line belonging to the Town of Chatham last week. Testing has been done and the water is safe to consume.

FWP stocking local fishing sites   Havre Daily News/File photo Brian Olson is assisted at Fresno Reservoir by a Fish, Wildlife and Parks employee cutting cable Feb. 7, 2020. After the ice melts, the former Christmas trees will drop to the bottom of the reservoir and become fish habitat. FWP is stocking Fresno and other local fishing sites this spring. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has begun its annual stocking of fisheries around the area with trout and walleye, and more is expected to be c...