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Officer injured subduing suspect A Livingston police officer and the suspect he was arresting ended up in Livingston Memorial Hospital Thursday evening after the young man allegedly assaulted the patrolman. COMPLETE STORY ... Man wanted in head butting on way back to Park County An alleged incident of head butting has an Acton, Mont., man en route to the Park County Detention Center with his bond set at $75,000. COMPLETE STORY ... Prosecutors: Man used car as weapon A 32-year-old Livingston man made an initial appearance in Justice Court Friday for allegedly using his vehicle as a weapon. COMPLETE STORY ... Collector leaves behind apartment filled with books Readers and bargain hunters, get ready: Community Closet Thrift Store is about to have a serious influx of books. COMPLETE STORY ... Emigrant pair facing felony child endangerment charges Two Emigrant residents are in jail after being arrested Tuesday at an Emigrant residence for allegedly abusing their infant daughter. COMPLETE STORY ... Kids need two doses of H1N1 vaccine Don’t forget that second dose of H1N1 vaccine for children. COMPLETE STORY ... Nerves frayed during St. Mary’s ‘B’ When young elementary students faced off at St. Mary’s Catholic School spelling bee Tuesday afternoon, the words were along the lines of “against” and “money.” COMPLETE STORY ... Ninth Street bridge comments sought Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks officials are seeking public comment on the construction of a proposed replacement bridge between Livingston and Ninth Street Island. COMPLETE STORY ... County Commission ready to move forward on hooking up fairgrounds with city sewer Park County officials say they’re ready to take the first step toward moving the Park County Fairgrounds from septic to sewer. COMPLETE STORY ... County, city make pitch to Sen. Tester for funding local projects Park County and City of Livingston officials hope Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., will bring home more than $7 million in federal funds for local projects. COMPLETE STORY ... Fed grant pays for new hose The Livingston Fire Department will soon have more than $20,000 worth of new hose, thanks to a federal grant. COMPLETE STORY ...
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