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Sunday night, Denny Calhoun Smith, 28, was pulled over by a Missoula County Sheriff's deputy after driving over 100 miles per hour on Glacier Drive. Smith, arrested for DUI, said a friend was in his truck, bleeding from stab wounds.

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UPDATE, 5 p.m. Monday, April 22.

The Lake County Sheriff's Department has released the names of the two women who were killed in Sunday night's two-vehicle crash near St. Ignatius. They were Debby Ramsey, 68, and her mother, Mary Virginia Smith, 91.

Debby Ramsey was the wife of pastor and family counselor Jim Ramsey. She was also a piano teacher who instructed hundreds of children over many years out of her home in Missoula.

The funeral for Debby Ramsey has been planned for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Missoula Alliance Church, with Garden City Funeral Home handling the arrangements.Her mother, Mary Smith, will be interred in California.

UPDATE, 7 a.m.. Monday, April 22.

The Montana Highway Patrol has confirmed that two people were killed in the two-vehicle crash near St. Ignatius on Sunday evening. No names have yet been released.

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A mid-April snowstorm has brought snow to Western Montana, with up to nine inches reported in the Condon area.

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For those who can't attend Grizzly football games in person, and for those who like to record the games and watch them later, ROOT Sports has released their conference game schedule for Montana.

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Following last weeks dramatic vote on the floor of the U. S. Senate denying President Obama his gun control victory, a Montana gun rights activist is encouraging citizens to hold Montana's two Democratic senators' feet to the fire over the issue.

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What a difference a week makes in a football team. At the final Grizzly football scrimmage under the Friday night lights at Washington-Grizzly Stadium, it was the offense that took home the honors.

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The investigation into the Boston Marathon bombing seeped into New Bedford, Mass. on Friday evening with the questioning of several people who knew suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

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The city of Boston was locked down most of the day on Friday, April 19. Keith Miller, whose father is a professor at The University of Montana, said Friday afternoon that locking down the Boston area was a wise policy.

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An unidentified man was attacked by a sow grizzly bear behind the Salish Kootenai College in Pablo just before 11 a.m. Friday, April 19.

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The Princeton Review has nominated the University of Montana as a “Green College”.

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