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A rushing river claimed a bridge in Libby, Montana after a powerful atmospheric river bought rounds of rain into the region.

Here are some key dates in the almost 100-year life of the Blackburn Point Road Swing Bridge. Many of these early dates were taken from Sarasota County’s application to list the bridge on the National ...

LIBBY, Mont. — In last week's Montana Moment, NBC Montana brought you the story of a secondhand store and pawnshop in Libby. In its tenure of 40 years, this family-owned business may be a reflection ...

Hecla Mining (NYSE:HL) +1.3% post-market Monday after saying the U.S. Forest Service issued a final decision notice and finding of no significant impact for the company's Libby exploration project in ...

Finding of No Significant Impact Supports Exploration of World-Class Copper and Silver Deposit The Libby Project represents an important step in unlocking the potential of high-grade copper and silver ...

Finding of No Significant Impact Supports Exploration of World-Class Copper and Silver Deposit Hecla Mining Company (NYSE:HL) today announced that the U.S. Forest Service has issued the final decision ...

Finding Read with Jenna book picks is about to get easier! In a new partnership, Read with Jenna and The Libby App are joining together to give readers an easy way to get the latest book club picks at ...

LEWIS COUNTY, Wash. – The Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad has shared updates on the demolition of a historic railroad bridge destroyed in a suspected arson. Crews and volunteer operators from Ascent ...

Libby users discovered a new message about the hold system within the app. Credit: Screenshot: Libby The message stated: "Hold suspensions have changed. If you suspend a hold, you should unsuspend it ...

In trial plan to alleviate traffic, the Little River Swing Bridge crossing the Intracoastal Waterway in North Myrtle Beach limits boat traffic in morning and evening rush hours. JASON LEE ...

From 1975: President Gerald Ford officially “switched on” the Libby Dam near Libby, Montana. About 5,000 spectators gathered at the 420-foot-tall dam on the Kootenai River. Ford lauded the dam as a ...