The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 108 calls from June 15-22. The calls included the following: June 15 Dispatch notified deputies that a person in Poplar requested a welfare check for a family member. The deputy made contact with an adult female, who said she was fine. Shortly before midnight, a deputy conducted a traffic stop in Poplar. The female driver displayed signs

On the urging of Montana Democratic Party treasurer Lance FourStar, the Wolf Point Community Organization approved a resolution on June 15 to express their opposition against the proposed Bridger pipeline. The pipeline is proposed to impact nine counties in Montana and transport about 550,000 barrels of Canadian oil daily. The preferred route stretches from north of Malta, run above the Fort

A Bainville woman who used a system of recording fake USPS money orders that she then cashed out to herself was sentenced today to time-served, followed by three years of supervised release, Acting U.S. Attorney Mark Steger Smith said. She was also ordered to repay USPS the amount of money she misappropriated. Danielle Marie Harms, 38, pleaded guilty in February 2026 to one count of misappropriation

This year’s Badlands Celebration is set for June 26-28. Camping day is Thursday, June 25, which will include a street clothes kahomani. Grand entries will be held Friday at 7 p.m., Saturday at 1 and 7 p.m. and Sunday at 1 and 7 p.m. Registration for dance categories will close Saturday at noon. Those categories include Golden Age Women and Men, Men’s Grass, Fancy and Traditional; Women’s

The Froid Town Council held its regular meeting June 15. During public works, Mayor Sheri Crain reported that leftover American Rescue Plan Act funds were utilized to replace a fire hydrant and several curb stops. Work is expected to be finished by the end of June. Spring Clean Up was held June 14. The town’s privately owned tree disposal lot is open for use after fire department burned remaining

Prosecutors in the Montana Attorney General’s Office charged a Sheridan County man with 25 felony counts of sexual assault and drug related charges for his abuse of five juvenile girls, Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced last week. Ivan Edward Greenwell, 40, is facing four counts of incest, three counts of sexual abuse of children, five counts of criminal distribution of dangerous drugs,