Area school districts recently received their results from the most current Montana Every Student Succeeds Act’s report card. The act requires each school district and state to release a school report card each year. The information includes details about the school’s environment, student demographics and academic performance. ESSA requires every state to measure performance in reading,

Trevor Levi Crain was sentenced for felony criminal misconduct after he removed padding from the floor and bench area to create damage to a padded cell in the Roosevelt County Detention Center on May 6, 2022. During a hearing on Tuesday, March 28, District Judge David Cybulski made his sentence based on a plea agreement from both the defense and the state. The agreement was for Crain to have

Andre Rico Hallman admitted to four parole violations during a hearing in district court on Tuesday, March 28. The violations that Hallman admitted to included criminal endangerment, obstructing a peace officer, used of an illegal drug and not maintaining employment. Based on a plea agreement, District Judge David Cybulski sentenced Hallman to a 10year commitment with the Montana Department

A bill seeking to make Montana roadways safer for motorists and wildlife by creating a $1 million pilot program for wildlife crossing structures passed out of committee last week. The House Fish, Wildlife and Parks Committee voted 13-6 to pass House Bill 887 shortly after holding a hearing on the measure. The bill would create a fund for the design, construction, restoration, protection and

Bainville School has announced the Academic All-State selections from its school for fall and winter sports this school year. To be recognized, students must have at least a 3.5 grade point average and letter in a varsity sport. Earning recognition for volleyball were Kendra Romo, Miah Pippenger, Elsie Wilson, Hailey Berwick and Lila Butikofer. Honored in football were Maddox Hansen, Logan