Fort Peck Tribal adult and juvenile corrections facilities have been criticized by a Bureau of Indian Affairs report, according to the Billings Gazette, in which untrained corrections officers, incomplete employee background checks and no procedures for inmate deaths were among the findings. According an investigation by the Gazette, area residents criticized the jail after 25-year-old Anthony

Creator’s Game and Spotted Bull Recovery Resource Center are hosting several clinics for youth May 2427. A horsemanship clinic with instructors Emma Gourneau, Clarice Smoker and Jon Eagle Sr will be held at the Poplar Saddle Club Arena May 24. A horse culture presentation will be made by Donovan Archambault Sr. Registration for the event begins at 8 a.m. Ages 5-18 are welcome. An evening

( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department April 22-28. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) April 22 Jeffery Douglas, 61, male, Sixth Avenue South and Front Street, public intoxication and disorderly conduct, tribal court. April 23 Sixteen-year-old male, Sixth Avenue South, minor in possession of alcohol,

Over 100 law enforcement officials, criminal prosecutors, advocacy groups, public health officials and private industry leaders joined Attorney General Austin Knudsen recently in Bozeman to discuss efforts and effective strategies to combat human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation in Montana. The event, held April 18, was the fourth anti-human trafficking symposium Knudsen has hosted