Frazer lost by an 80-26 margin against Circle in the third-place game of the District 3C girls’ basketball tournament in Wolf Point on Saturday. The Bearcubs received good scoring from Baily Beston in the first quarter, but Circle gained a 31-7 lead. The Wilcats moved ahead 5413 at the half. Baily Beston led the Bearcubs with 14 points. Maci Fourstar-Sibley added five points. Also

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has released a final environmental impact statement analyzing potential environmental impacts from the statewide management of gray wolves. Issuing the final EIS is a key step in a process that started in 2023, when FWP originally released the draft EIS. The draft EIS was made available for public review and comment from Oct. 20, 2023, through Dec. 19, 2023, and again

The new license year opens March 1, which means that is the day you can buy your 2025 hunting, fishing and conservation licenses and begin applying for permits and special licenses. The deadline to apply for deer and elk permits is April 1. Applications for most species — deer, elk, antelope, deer B licenses, elk B licenses, antelope B licenses, moose, sheep, goat and bison — can be made

Anyone charged with any crime other than a forcible felony or violence with a weapon would be allowed to keep their firearms until adjudication if a bill in the Montana House of Representatives becomes law. Currently, state courts decide whether or not someone is able to possess a firearm as a condition of the person’s bail. House Bill 433 would make that decision for state courts, allowing

During a press conference at the State Capitol last week, Gov. Greg Gianforte praised the progress of the homestead rate cut to deliver meaningful property tax relief for Montana homeowners. “Rising property taxes fuel the affordability crisis that’s pinching homeowners across the country, and Montana homeowners need and deserve relief,” Gianforte said. “Montanans sent us to Helena to

By Bill Vander Weele The Wolf Point School Board approved putting out for bids the project of building a new track at the high school during its meeting on Monday, Feb. 10. School officials explained the current track is in such poor shape that Wolf Point isn’t hosting any track meets this upcoming spring. “It’s to the point that if we don’t do this, we won’t have track,”