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Montana anti-coal protesters hit with fines

Posted 12:38 PM 6/18/2013 by Melissa Anderson (melissa@kxlh.com)

HELENA - The 14 anti-coal protesters who were arrested at the Capitol last summer were sentenced on Monday.

The protesters, who staged a non-violent sit-in at the Capitol, will each pay a $340 fine.

They were arrested for trespassing during their "Coal Export Action" protest in (More)

Yesterday

Man pepper-sprayed by hotel clerk after allegedly assaulting wife

Posted 6:31 PM 6/17/2013 by Melissa Anderson (melissa@kxlh.com)

HELENA - Bryan Neil Arvidson is facing a felony charge of partner/family member assault after an overnight incident at a Helena hotel.

Helena police responded to a 911 call at around 12:30 am at the La Quinta Inn.

When they arrived, they found (More)

6/14/2013

Bass in court on theft, burglary charges

Posted 11:41 AM 6/14/2013 by Melissa Anderson (melissa@kxlh.com)

Coty Alan Bass of Helena appeared in court on Thursday on charges of breaking into Kessler school and stealing thousands of dollars worth of electronic devices such as iPods.

He faces a maximum of 40 years in prison if convicted on charges filed against him (More)

6/13/2013

Maw charged with arson for May fires near Helena

Posted 6:44 PM 6/13/2013 by Melissa Anderson (melissa@kxlh.com)

HELENA - Fredrick James Maw of East Helena was formally charged with 12 counts of arson in district court on Thursday.

Maw, 18, faces up to 240 years in prison for the offenses which carry a maximum penalty of 20 years each.

Maw was (More)

Seymour reported as escapee/walkaway from Helena Pre-Release Center

6/12/2013

Suspect in drug trafficking back in Helena court

Posted 1:05 PM 6/12/2013 by Melissa Anderson (melissa@kxlh.com)

Shannon Leroy Ramsland, suspected of drug trafficking between Oregon and Montana, was back in a Helena court on amended charges on Tuesday.

Ramsland, 34, is now charged with possession of dangerous drugs with intent to distribute after authorities (More)

6/11/2013

Glacier County woman charged after 2 children sustain serious injuries

Posted 5:42 PM 6/11/2013 by MTN News - Great Falls

Leasha Omeasoo of Cut Bank has been charged by the Glacier County Attorney with five counts of assault on a minor and tampering with evidence, all felonies.

Omeasoo was charged after two toddlers, who were in her care as foster children, were found to have sustained serious injuries.