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Crime and Courts
US Marshals looking for sex offender
Posted 8:20 AM 5/17/2012 by Katy Harris (KAJ News)
KALISPELL- The U.S. Marshals are looking for a Kalispell man who sexually assaulted a 4-year-old boy in 1998.
Dale Hanson, 60, has not registered as sex offender in several years and law enforcement lost track of his whereabouts.
The U.S. Marshals Service is now asking for the (More)
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Health
Big Sky baby getting "Kangaroo Care" in NICU
Posted 6:15 AM 5/17/2012 by Callie Eike - KTVQ
BILLINGS- To the parents of a premature infant, they often carry the weight of the world on their shoulders.
But these parents, Dax and Chantel Scheiffer of Big Sky, are carrying the weight of 2 pound 12 ounce Dax Junior entirely on their chests.
Dax Junior, who was named after his (More)
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Crime and Courts
Stepmom faces extradition in Hawaii in Belgrade kids abduction
Posted 4:35 PM 5/16/2012 by Erin Schattauer
The step mother of three Belgrade children who were taken by their father to the Bahamas on a sailboat against custody orders is being held without bail in Hawaii and is awaiting extradition to Montana.
Angela Bryant, 45, was ordered by Circuit Court Judge Greg Nakamura on Hawaii's Big (More)
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Weather
Montana to see partial solar eclipse on Sunday
Posted 2:48 PM 5/16/2012 by Meteorologist Mike Heard
A partial solar eclipse will be visible over Montana and Idaho on May 20 beginning at 6:14 p.m. MDT and ending around 8:20 p.m. MDT.
At its peak (7:20 p.m. MDT), around 71% of the setting sun will be occulted by the rising moon.
This is the first time in 10 years an eclipse has been visible over Montana.
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Education
Belgrade history class gets tour of Little Bighorn
Posted 11:55 AM 5/16/2012 by Chet Layman
For most of us, history lessons came from lectures and textbooks. But this week, advanced placement U.S. history students in Belgrade got a chance to retrace some history and visit sites very few have been allowed to see.
Forty five students along with their teacher Lila Beard visited the (More) • Video (1)
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Missoula Area News
Insurance fraud alleged in Missoula 'hole in one' case
Posted 10:28 AM 5/16/2012 by David Sherman (david@krtv.com)
When Troy Peissig shot a hole-in-one at a Missoula Country Club golf tournament, he won a special $18,000 prize.
But almost two years later and despite multiple witness accounts, Peissig hasn't seen a dime of the prize money.
The tournament's sponsor had purchased insurance to cover (More)
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Technology
Want to buy one share of Facebook stock? Here's how
Posted 8:35 AM 5/16/2012 by Chenda Ngak, CBS
(CBS News) Novice investors, too, can own a piece of Facebook stock.
One of tech's most highly anticipated stocks may hit the NASDAQ on Friday and it's not just serious investors who are interested in owning a piece of Facebook.
Among the Wall Street brokers waiting for a piece of (More)
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Entertainment
CBS adds four new series to its fall schedule
Posted 8:33 AM 5/16/2012 by Camille Mann -CBS News
(CBS News) CBS has officially announced its new fall TV schedule, picking up four new series and continuing a number of top-rated programs.
The network will finish the season as America's most-watched network for the ninth time in the last 10 years.
"These new series feature a great (More)
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Health
Whooping cough making a comeback as most adults fail to get recommended booster shot
Posted 8:14 AM 5/16/2012 by CBS Health
The first effective vaccine for whooping cough was developed in 1940. Before that, the respiratory infection killed thousands each year -- and it may be making a comeback.
Hundreds of cases are being reported in nine states. Washington State has declared an epidemic, with 1,484 cases. CBS News (More)
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National News
How scammers can steal your credit card information at the gas pump
Posted 8:13 AM 5/16/2012 by CBS News
The price of gas continues to fall. AAA says the national average for regular has fallen to $3.73, down 21 cents in the past six weeks. But if you pay at the pump, thieves may be waiting for you, ready to skim the information off your bank card and siphon the money out of your account.
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