( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department Dec. 29 through Jan. 4. Dec. 29 Takoda Todd, 18, male, 100 block of Custer Street, partner/ family member assault and endangering welfare of children, tribal court. Jan. 2 Feather Cantrell, 31, 300 U.S. Highway 2, simple assault, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, tribal

A disagreement between three Roosevelt County schools involves a possible transfer of land from both the Culbertson and Bainville school districts to the Froid school district. A public meeting to resolve the matter is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 16, in the Roosevelt County Courtroom. Interested parties can provide testimony at that time in front of Molly Lloyd, designated representative

The adult male who died in a camper fire in Poplar has been officially identified as Arthur Brown III. The fire occurred on Friday, Dec. 26, 2025. The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office reports that authorities were called to the fire on the 400 block of G. Street East at 8:48 p.m. The Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice was the primary law enforcement at the scene. Responding

Today has been one of power outages, with all of Lustre losing power at 11:10 this morning. The frost on power lines were to blame, and trees are covered with an inch or more of heavy frost. They are quite beautiful. The fog has been heavy all week. Look out for snow or some form of precipitation in 90 days. The power has been off and on, with it still off at 8:30 pm. Thanks to KVCK, we could still

Great Northern Development Corporation is proud to announce a new tourism loan that helped the Children’s Museum of Northeast Montana purchase its downtown Glasgow building — a major step forward for one of the region’s most beloved educational and family attractions. The loan was made possible through GNDC’s Tourism Revolving Loan Fund, a special financing program created with support

In a lengthy decision Wednesday, Dec. 31, the Montana Supreme Court rejected a recommendation Attorney General Austin Knudsen should be suspended from practice for 90 days in a professional misconduct case. The order cleared Knudsen of three professional misconduct allegations, but it found he violated two other codes of conduct. However, the order said Knudsen’s due process rights had been

Beginning on Jan. 1, the Montana Department of Revenue will require all tax payments of $50,000 or more to be made electronically. This update, enacted through Senate Bill 54 during the 2025 legislative session, lowers the previous threshold from $500,000 to $50,000. Why the change? Electronic payments are faster, more secure, and help reduce processing delays. This change improves efficiency