Attorney General Austin Knudsen is encouraging Montanans to be on high-alert and take measures to protect their identity following reports that billions of records, including social security numbers and other sensitive information, may have been compromised. According to reports, a hacking group USDoD allegedly stole personal records of 2.9 billion people and claims to be selling it online for

The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 113 calls from Aug. 12-19. The calls included the following: Aug. 12 Deputies traveled to the Gold Dust/Black Gold Casino near the state line. A female in the parking lot talked to deputies and appeared very nervous. Using a flashlight, deputies saw tinfoil in her vehicle. The result of the incident was the arrest of Maria Archdale-Hernandez,

Froid School Aug. 26: French toast sticks, scrambled eggs, gogurts and orange juice. Aug. 27: Sub sandwiches, baked beans, chips and watermelon. Aug. 28: Turkey, au gratin potatoes, buns and dessert. Aug. 29: Finger steaks, curly fries, veggies and fruit. *** Culbertson School Aug. 26: Breakfast: Bagels with cream cheese. Lunch: Beef and bean hard tacos and corn. Aug. 27: Breakfast:

Rural volunteer leaders from communities across Montana are invited to participate in a community development gathering set for Sept. 17-18 in Miles City. The event, called “The Road Show,” will bring experts in rural resources to facilitate connections and knowledge sharing with Montana’s small-town leaders. It also features speakers from rural communities who will share successes, opportunities