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Christopher James Yarns was arrested about 10 a.m. Saturday after Helena police received a call of someone driving erratically on the Capitol complex at Sixth and Montana avenues.

Gallatin County hosted two town hall style meetings to address housing concerns with county employees Tuesday.

The Gallatin County Commission unanimously approved a developer’s request to move forward with a 73-acre development near Four Corners.

During its first in-person business awards luncheon since 2020, the Helena Area Chamber of Commerce on Thursday named Opportunity Bank of Montana as business of the year.

Jefferson, Gallatin and Broadwater counties have committed funds to replace Meridian Bridge, a 107-year-old single-lane truss bridge at the junction of the counties and whose load limit is currently 2 tons per axle—the lowest rating before a bridge is deemed impassible, according to Jefferson County Commissioner Cory Kirsch. Meridian Bridge straddles the Jefferson River in the far southeast corner of Jefferson County, with its northern half in Jefferson County and its southern half in Gall...

The Lewis and Clark County Board of Commissioners appointed members to its blue ribbon zoning panel Tuesday.  At the Nov. 19 meeting, the county commissioners approved a resolution setting up the framework for the panel tasked with finding a compromise on a hotly debated 10-acre lot size minimum within the new Helena Valley zoning regulations. The county agreed to delay implementation of that particular provision until June 2022 to allow the panel time to consider alternatives. The commissio...