On Wednesday, March 19, the Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice officers responded to the area east of the Thundering Buffalo Wellness Center in Poplar for a report of a juvenile male that had been stabbed. The Fort Peck Tribes Criminal Investigation and Patrol Divisions were able to identify the two suspects of the stabbing. In coordination with the a deputy from Roosevelt County,

Former legislators could immediately become lobbyists under legislation from Sen. Greg Hertz, R-Polson. Under Montana law, state legislators, elected state officials, department directors, appointed state officials, and members of elected official’s personal staff are not allowed to be licensed as lobbyists if they’ve served in any of those positions over the previous two years. Senate Bill

A bill seeking to change automatic classification of large tracts of land as agricultural land failed in the House on Thursday, March 20. House Bill 27, brought by Rep. Sherry Essmann, R-Billings, would have introduced an application process for agricultural classification and a review process for properties already considered agricultural land. The bill targeted properties that claim