Ravalli County News

A father and son hiking in the Bitterroot needed a little help from Ravalli County Search and Rescue today.

Ravalli County reports its first confirmed death related to the H1N1 flu marking the 10th death in Montana.

The Ravalli County Sheriff Chris Hoffman released the name of the man killed outside Darby earlier this week.

HAMILTON - Ravalli County authorities say human remains have been found by two men who were rock climbing about 12 miles southwest of Darby.

Bitterroot National Forest officials report that log hauling on the Middle East Fork Stewardship II project has been approved on the weekends.

A former sergeant with the Ravalli County Sheriff's Department who is accused of stealing more than 40,000 rounds of ammunition has pleaded not guilty to felony theft.

On Nov. 3, former Arizona Sheriff Richard Mack returns to Hamilton for his second public appearance there in five months.

We're not endorsing candidates in Ravalli County, but are still watching the races.

Ravalli County Commissioners approved three proposed portage routes on Mitchell Slough in a 3-1 vote Oct.

Over 400 Ravalli County residents lined up for cholesterol screening at Marcus Daly Hospital in Hamilton on Saturday.

The economy is being reflected at the basic level of consumerism at Farmer's Markets in the Bitterroot Valley.

Fall colors, temperatures, smells, tastes are unique, heart-savoring and available at Hamilton's Apple Days on Saturday, October 10th in downtown Hamilton in front of the Museum on Bedford Street.

Ravalli County Commissioners approved three proposed portage routes on Mitchell Slough in a 3-1 vote yesterday.

The removal of debris lining West Fork Road will begin after the Bitterroot National Forest and Ravalli County announced an agreement on Tuesday.

An event over the weekend in Hamilton helped to raise money and awareness for abandoned and neglected horses.

The H1N1 virus is in Ravalli County, but health officials are urging residents to stay calm.

Ravalli County students can look forward to new classes offered locally as the Bitterroot College Program discusses plans for spring semester.

Posted: Wednesday, 30 September 2009 3:50PM Kootenai Creek Fire Evacuations Lifted Jackie Bartz The wet weather is helping out firefighters on the fire lines.

The Ravalli County Sheriff's Department is looking for a missing Wyoming man who was last seen in the Little Trapper Peak area.

There's a new rule book for folks looking to live in Ravalli County. The Code of the West is designed to be a welcoming document to help people fit into the Ravalli County environment.