Skip to content

Home
News
Politics
Opinion
Business

Man who took griz claws agrees to plead guilty to federal charges

A Washington man charged with illegally taking grizzly bear claws from the Bob Marshall Wilderness inked a plea agreement with prosecutors this week.

Click here to view the full story

5 years ago Montana News, NewsMissoulian

More Articles:

December 19
Montana State University Students Win Big at Annual Big Idea Challenge
December 25
Middle Schoolers to Compete in National Math Exam at MSU
December 16
Applications Open for Reimagining Rural Program
December 22
Lee Johnson Appointed as Division of Criminal Investigation Administrator
December 18
Patrik Callis, Montana State’s longest-tenured professor, retires after 56 years
December 24
Montana Eases Process for Veterans to Add Designation to Driver Licenses

Post navigation

Previous - Tabish, Washington sue jailed CryptoWatt owner; plant idled Next - Looking back 40 years

Big Sky Headlines
P.O. Box 81274
Billings, Montana 59108
About Big Sky Headlines
Contact Big Sky Headlines

Top Categories

News
Politics
Opinion
Business

Subscribe to Our Mailing List

First Name *

Last Name *

Email Address *

Recent Posts: News

- South Central Judicial District Presiding Judge Bruce Romanick Announces Retirement
- Middle Schoolers to Compete in National Math Exam at MSU
- Montana Highway Patrol Seizes Illegal Drugs, Arrests Fugitives in Superior Operation

Recent Posts: Politics

- Government shutdown averted as House, Senate pass CR
- IRS data shows ‘Blue State Exodus’ over past 30 years
- ABC News Settles Trump Defamation Lawsuit for $16 Million, Issues Apology

Recent Posts: Opinion

- FOIA reveals hidden truths about IRS, FDA and WHO
- It’s time for ‘Open Mic Night’ in America again
- Let’s Strengthen the Second Amendment and Make America Safe Again

Recent Posts: Business

- Montana Receives $3.5 Million Grant to Support Laid-Off Sibanye-Stillwater Mine Workers
- EPA: Methane emissions down 44% in top oil and gas producing basins
- Montana Allocates $37 Million in Federal Housing Tax Credits to Build Affordable Homes

Big Sky Headlines is owned and operated by Big Sky Broadcasting, LLC. Big Sky Broadcasting was formed in 2015 by a group of young entrepreneurs in Montana seeking to bring about variety and innovation in newspaper, radio, and TV reporting and publishing.

Copyright © 2015-2024 Big Sky Headlines, All Rights Reserved.
This site uses cookies from Google AdSense. Please read the Google privacy policy here.