The Montana Highway Patrol has announced troopers will begin accepting Montana Mobile IDs and other mobile IDs from across the country during routine traffic stops. This provides motorists with more choice, offering them another easy, secure, and private way to present a driver license. Montanans are not required to have a Montana Mobile ID and will always be able to continue using a physical driver

The Wolf Point City Council held their regular meeting Jan. 20. Former council member Jeff Wozniak introduced himself as a candidate for Ward 2. He was voted in by the council. Tara Thomas was also a candidate. Lance FourStar also discussed his background and was voted in for Ward 4. During public comment, Noreen Hohman spoke about the continued absence of the new chief of police Anthony Cambridge.

U.S. Senate candidate Michael Black Wolf visited with the Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board during its regular meeting on Monday, Jan. 26. Black Wolf, a Democrat, says he is seeking the federal position because he cares about his grand-daughters’ future. He said goals of MAGA and Project 2025 aren’t beneficial to many individuals. “There’s no room in that world for women, there’s

Montana Speaker of the House Brandon Ler, R-Savage, and State Rep. Morgan Thiel, R-Sidney, will hold a Montana Republican Legislative Campaign Committee legislative review tour in Sidney on Tuesday, Feb. 10, starting at 5:30 p.m. at the Elks Lodge. Officials say that this is not a campaign event, but rather a chance for a conversation about the legislative session, the work being done the issues