Montana
Middle-aged man who went missing in Yellowstone River still not found, search continues
By 
Staff
Montana – Crews are still looking for a middle-aged man who went missing in the Yellowstone River on Sunday afternoon between Reed Point and Greycliff, Montana.
According to Sweet Grass County Sheriff, the man entered the Yellowstone River while standing on the bank in an attempt to catch a raft that had gone adrift. He was carried away after that and hasn’t been seen since.
At the time of the incident, the man was not wearing a life jacket.
The Yellowstone County Sheriff’s Office helicopter, Gallatin County search and rescue dogs, and the US water rescue from Billings assisted Sweet Grass County Search and Rescue in the search.
The search for the man will continue.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Sweet Grass County Sheriff’s Office at (406)932-5143.
-
Montana5 days agoA child tax credit plan in Montana may reward parents $1200 per child
-
Crime & Safety3 days agoBillings man arrested after allegedly firing multiple rounds into the air
-
Local News1 week agoMan from Billings admits having child porn
-
Local News1 week agoRising number of guns recovered at airports in Montana
-
Local News5 days agoPolice searching for inmate who walked away from Alpha House Pre-release Center
-
Montana1 week agoUniversity campuses in Montana will no longer allow TikTok use
-
Local News5 days agoVigil for a deceased citizen conducted on Saturday in downtown Billings
-
Local News1 week agoA tentative deal reached between the courthouse staff and Yellowstone County