Allison Molin

A pair of canines with a strong bond are looking for their forever home together. The Oregon Humane Society says "Muscle Man” is a 3-year-old Pitbull and “Starla” is a 10-year-old lab mix. OHS says they were found tied up and abandoned at a mechanic shop in Josephine County. The pair were recently transferred to Portland, and Starla ensured they were in the same kennel. Officials say they've since become favorites of the staff and volunteers there.

One person was seriously injured in a crash Monday afternoon. Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Chan Barry tells KULR-8 a Ford Expedition was traveling west on I-90 when the car slid of the road into the median. Trooper Barry said the driver was thrown from the car. As of 12:35 p.m., HELP Flight was on the way to the crash. No other passengers were in the vehicle. The car had Wyoming plates. Trooper Barry said a semi also slid off the road to avoid the accident. The driver of the semi was not injured.

Dozens of families received Christmas dinners thanks to volunteers from the Boys and Girls Clubs of Yellowstone County. Volunteers were busy sorting the food into boxes to deliver to the selected families Thursday evening. Vice President of Resource Development Karrie Owen said 100 club families were chosen to receive Christmas meals. The meals include a turkey, potatoes, gravy, canned green beans, stuffing and even a pie.