Montana’s Superintendent of Public Instruction has apologized for a “lapse in judgment” that led to her being arrested and charged with driving under the influence in late June. Republican Susie Hedalen, who was elected to the statewide office for the first time last November, was pulled over in the early hours of Sunday, June 22, by a Belgrade police officer, according to court filings.

With a flurry of bill signings and vetoes, Gov. Greg Gianforte finalized Montana’s next two-year budget last week, striking hundreds of millions of dollars approved by legislators in what he described as an effort to eliminate unnecessary spending. Among the spending nixed by Gianforte’s veto pen, applied to standalone bills and specific items in the state’s main budget bill, were higher

The Montana High School Rodeo Association and the Western Legacy Center have announced an agreement to locate a Montana High School Rodeo Hall of Fame at the Western Legacy Center in Whitehall. The project is in the early design phase at this time. There are no other High School Rodeo Hall of Fames in the country, so this will be a first. Some information about High School Rodeo in Montana will

For the second straight year, Squires Insurance is the sponsor of the Tough Enough To Wear Pink events during the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede. The annual golf tournament is scheduled for Thursday, July 10, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course. Then, Tough Enough To Wear Pink is recognized at that night’s rodeo. Latoya Holen and Bethany Toews of Squires Insurance