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October 26, 2023
Events in Missoula Montana for Halloween weekend.
October 25, 2023
Three men who were accused of capital murder in the Sunday morning shooting of Vincent Peal Jr. at a Pine Bluff gas station had their probable-cause charges amended during a Wednesday morning virtual court appearance.
October 22, 2023
Editors note: In addition to the story below regarding Maurice Taggart, there is a letter to the editor from him on the editorial page as well as a column by reporter Eplunus Colvin on Taggart. This package also includes two links about Taggart, one containing recordings of conversations with him by Colvin and another containing files of various text conversations he had with The Commercial staff, including the editor, Byron Tate. Be advised, the phone calls and text strings contain words that s...
October 3, 2023
The investigative file concerning the Aug. 30 shooting death of Maurice Taggart has been given to Prosecuting Attorney Kyle Hunter.
September 29, 2023
The Bitterroot bar, now 50 years old, has teamed up with Logan Foret, a longtime Missoula promoter.
September 28, 2023
The Montana Museum of Art and Culture will open on campus on Saturday. Or see the new Rustic Hat and a Native print show at Radius.
September 22, 2023
A murder trial originally planned to start as soon as this week has been moved back to Jan. 22 after only five jurors were found, despite a jury selection process that spanned four days.
September 19, 2023
The Wyoming State Bar and the Wyoming Supreme Court recently awarded John R. Perry, retired District Court judge for the 6th Judicial District, the Larry L. Lehman Award for Judicial
September 18, 2023
Starting today jurors will be selected in the trial of a man accused of shooting a Pine Bluff police officer to death nearly three years ago.
September 14, 2023
The early release of the Arkansas Legislative Audit report revealed several discrepancies in the city of Pine Bluff Parks and Recreation Department — including one outlay of more than $500,000 — when it comes to internal control over financial reporting and compliance.