An 18-year-old male has been charged by Fort Peck Tribal authorities for attempted murder, aggravated assault and partner or family member assault after an incident in Poplar during the early morning hours of Friday, July 3. A deputy for the Roosevelt County Sheri_’s Oce was patrolling Poplar when it was noticed that a group of young males were standing on a corner, yelling and looking toward

Roosevelt County Sheri_’s Report The Roosevelt County Sheri_’s Oce responded to 150 calls from June 29-July 6. The calls included the following: June 29 Deputies responded to Culbertson’s city limits for a report of theft. An adult male reported that someone stole tools from the back of his pickup. The case remains under investigation. Deputies assisted the Fort Peck Tribes

( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department June 29-July 5. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) June 30 Ramona Vivier, 53, female, 400 block of Cascade Street, theft - shoplifting and unlawful transactions with children. The WPPD had the following activity: assault, one; assistance required/public, three;

BOZEMAN – Montana State University’s program for Native American nursing students received an endowed gift that will help strengthen its mission for years to come. Housed in the Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing, the Caring for Our Own Program, or CO-OP, received a $70,000 donation this spring to establish the Susie Walking Bear Yellowtail endowed fund. The money will support the success

Hunters who did not apply in 2026 for a license or permit can now purchase a preference point and/or bonus points. As a reminder, preference points are used for drawing Nonresident Combination Licenses. Preference points move you ahead in line for the drawing. Hunters with the most preference points are drawn before hunters with fewer preference points. However, 25 percent of Nonresident

The Lewis & Clark 2026 Military Vehicle Preservation Association Convoy is a multi-state journey of historic military vehicles traveling from Bismarck, N.D., to Fort Stevens, Ore. Owned and restored by members of the Military Vehicle Preservation Association, approximately 50 historic military vehicles will convoy across five states, covering 2,100 miles over 21 days. The convoy is

GLASGOW- Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks hunter and bowhunter education in-person classes and field days for online students are being offered across central and eastern Montana. Please note that more classes in more locations will be added as needed throughout the year. Please go to fwp. mt. gov/ hunt/education / hunter to learn more, register for classes, and see other available classes.