The Roosevelt County Commissioners agreed to adopt a resolution on Thursday, Feb. 6, to oppose pending proposed Montana legislation that would prohibit tax-funded associations to lobby in Helena. The legislation would prohibit lobbyists for the Montana Association of Counties, which represents the stances of county commissioners throughout the state. Commissioners say if such a bill passes,

Four current members of the Wolf Point School Board are due to have their positions up for re-election this May. The terms are expiring for board chair Roxanne Gourneau in district 2 and trustee Sarah Copenhaver as an atlarge trustee. Both terms are for three years. The positions currently held by Robert Manning in District 1 and Michael Holen in District 4 are also up for election. The

The Bureau of Land Management Montana-Dakotas State Office has opened a 30day public scoping period to receive public input on 29 oil and gas parcels totaling 9,102 acres that may be included in a September 2025 lease sale in Montana and North Dakota. The comment period ends March 3. The parcels the BLM is analyzing, as well as maps and instructions on how to comment are available on the BLM’s

Running for public office as an independent or minor- party candidate in Montana would get harder under a bill gaining early support in the state Legislature. House lawmakers on Friday, Jan. 31, gave early approval to House Bill 207, which would double the number of signatures independent and minor-party candidates need to qualify for office. The bill would also shorten by 50 days the amount

The American Indian Higher Education Consortium celebrated the week of Feb. 3, as National Tribal College Week with visits to U.S. legislative leaders who have Tribal Colleges and Universities in their respective states. Each year, AIHEC hosts its member TCUs at a legislative summit with Capitol Hill visits to meet with lawmakers face-to-face and share information about their college’s successes,

Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced last week an updated Sexual and Violent Offender Registry that will provide Montanans with additional information on the whereabouts of offenders in their area. In addition to an offender’s home address which was previously provided on the registry, the registry will now include an offender’s work and/or school addresses. Montana’s Sexual or Violent

To the Editor, Our little Triangle Park is located right smack in the heart of our little town. It’s a beautiful spot, already set up with a beautiful lawn (with an automatic sprinkling system) and big, beautiful trees that give a lot of shade in the summer time. I believe (but am not sure) the city does the mowing. Beautification volunteers keep the area on the west end of the park looking

U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, Sen. Tim Sheehy, U.S. Rep, Ryan Zinke and Rep. Troy Downing last week sent a letter to the Montana State Legislature expressing strong support for establishing American Rodeo as Montana’s official state sport in recognition of its cultural and historical significance for Montanans. “We write to express our strong support for establishing American Rodeo as Montana’s

Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte’s administration is reviving efforts to do away with a panel that hears appeals from people who were denied public assistance to afford basics such as food and health care. The effort, billed as a way to reduce red tape in government, would leave district court as the only option outside of the state health department for people to fight officials’ rejections