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Michael Hayworth appointed as new District Judge

Posted 3:59 PM 6/19/2013 by Q2 News

HELENA - Montana Governor Steve Bullock today announced the appointment of Michael Bradley Hayworth to Montana's Sixteenth Judicial District.

Haywerth has served as the Rosebud County Attorney since 2000.

Hayworth receied his law degree from the Valparaiso University School of Law (More)

Rocky Boy Health Board chief arraigned on federal theft charges

6/18/2013

Montana anti-coal protesters sentenced

Posted 12:39 PM 6/18/2013 by MTN News - Helena

HELENA - The 14 anti-coal protesters who were arrested at the State 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 after being arrested for trespassing during their Coal Export Action protest.

6/17/2013

Spell asks for change of venue in Sherry Arnold murder case

Posted 5:57 PM 6/17/2013 by Q2 News - Drew Trafton

BILLINGS- The attorney for one of the men charged with deliberate kidnapping and deliberate homicide in the 2012 death of Sidney, Montana teacher Sherry Arnold believes his client will not receive a fair trial in Richland County.

Michael Spell was scheduled for a trial starting January 6th (More)

Justices strike down proof of citizenship provision in Arizona voter law

6/14/2013

Teen accused of starting Montana wildfires charged with arson

Posted 2:22 PM 6/14/2013 by MTN News

HELENA - A teen charged with 12 counts of arson reportedly admitted to starting a string of wildfires because he wanted to work as a firefighter.

Fredrick James Maw, 18, of East Helena was formally charged with 12 counts of arson in district court on Thursday. He faces up to 240 years in (More)

6/13/2013

Q2 Wednesday 10 p.m. top stories 6.12.2013

Posted 11:05 PM 6/12/2013 by Q2 News

Thousands of people evacuate as gusty winds drive one of Colorado's many raging wild fires toward more homes.  (Former Q2 Reporter Kelly Werthmann reports for CBS News)
A Broadview woman sentenced today for the deaths of two people killed in a drunk driving crash.
And Montana's Attorney General comes out fighting against a proposed Internet sales tax.