The Montana Cannabis and Alcohol Regulation Division is offering its third annual opportunity for graduating high school seniors to apply for Alcohol Responsibility Matters scholarships. Seniors who will attend a Montana college, apprentice program, or certificate institute are encouraged to apply for the scholarship, which includes coming up with a design and writing a brief paragraph dedicated

Speech and drama attended their biggest meet of the season at Huntley Project on Saturday, Jan. 17. The meet included 50 students from 17 Class AA, A, B, and C schools competed throughout a long day of very stiff competition. Placing for Culbertson/Bainville/ Froid/Lake were: Harrison Green: first, impromptu Harper Anderson, fourth, dramatic solo Trinity Gregor, eighth, humorous solo Jaxon Flinn,

On Friday, the U.S. Department of the Interior and Bureau of Land Management dropped a landmark decision regarding BLM’s Final Decision to allow bison grazing on seven allotments in Phillips County. DOI and BLM released a Notice of Proposed Decision to rescind the 2022 Final Decision and cancelled all associated allotments, a win for public lands ranching in Montana. Montana Stockgrowers

HELENA – Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen released the following statement after the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously affirmed a Montana Supreme Court decision last week that law enforcement may enter a home without a search warrant if there is reason to believe a life-threatening emergency is occurring. The Attorney General’s Office presented oral arguments to the court in October.