U.S. Sen. Jon Tester is blasting Postmaster General Louis DeJoy and urgently requesting United States Postal Service air service in Montana be immediately restored following a USPS announcement that they will be suspending air service to support priority and express mail in Montana starting July 22. In his letter, Tester began by emphasizing Montanans’ concerns about degrading mail service:

Area residents are encouraged to provide information to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers regarding impacts of the recent water flows on the Missouri River. During a conference call last week, officials said that Roosevelt County resident Dick Iversen provided photos in an email regarding a pump site that is no longer functioning. “If there are people out there with information, we need that,”

AgWest Farm Credit is introducing a new monthly market report covering the state of major agricultural commodities in Alaska, Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. AgWest’s industry and research teams gather market updates from various sources, including boots-on-the-ground insights from AgWest’s lending, appraisal and crop insurance teams. Cattle The U.S. cattle

The Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board held their regular, full board meeting July 22 in Poplar. The board approved that healthcare professionals who are enrolled members of federally recognized Indian tribes and are living within the purchased and referred care service delivery are eligible for purchased and referred care services at the local Indian Health Service Unit. The board voted

The treasured fairytale Cinderella comes to life in this magical stage production, opening July 26 in Fort Peck. Featuring all the famous songs from the televised specials, including Impossible, My Own Little Corner, Do I Love You? and A Lovely Night. Full of special effects and beloved characters, this production opens at the perfect time to share this ageless story and music with a new

“Ghost candidate” allegations against Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen and primary challenger Logan Olson have been dismissed by the state Commissioner of Political Practices. Commissioner Chris Gallus has ruled that Knudsen did nothing wrong in recruiting Logan Olson to run against him in the 2024 Republican primary, an arrangement that allowed Knudsen to fund raise for a primary