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TSA Announces New Charges For Travelers
The Transportation Security Administration will soon charge travelers $45 if they arrive at airport security without a proper form of identification, such as a Real ID or passport.
The fee goes into effect Feb. 1, 2026, and follows months of rulemaking in which the TSA originally considered an $18 charge. Officials say higher- than-expected technology and operational co...
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Brockton Boys Lose Close Opening Game
In an exciting first game of the season, Brockton’s boys’ basketball team lost against Plenty Coups, 90-84, on Friday, Dec. 5.
Plenty Coups led by a 4328 half-time margin, but Brockton battled back to 5453 with 25 points in the third quarter.
Jared Fast Horse hit three three-pointers for the Warriors in the period. Colter Nygard added eight points in the quarter. ...
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Deborah Jensen
Deborah Ann 'Debi' Jensen, 73, of Wolf Point died Nov. 24, 2025, in Great Falls.
She was born Aug. 17, 1952, to Albert and Rowene Dahl and grew up on the family farm south of Wolf Point. She was the middle child. She went to elementary school in the country just down the road from the farm. She continued her education at Wolf Point High School where she develop...
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Spike Bighorn
Spike Norman Bighorn, Dakota name “Sung gdeska agdi” or “Brings Home Spotted Horses,” 65, died Nov. 23, 2025, at the University of Oklahoma Medical Center.
His love for his family and community was the most important thing to him in life (although he considered sports, basketball in particular, as his first love).
He was born on May 23, 1960, in Poplar. His p...
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Letters To The Editor
In 1972, the people elected 100 Montanans from all walks of life to meet in Helena and to debate and create our State Constitution. They spent a great deal of time and effort tackling one of the most important issues in our state’s history: the Environment. Too much pollution and too little regard for proper practices left a legacy of degradation in many of our rivers, strea...
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Patrick Wilkinson
Patrick Francis Wilkinson, lover of laughter and good mischief, left his earthly body on Nov. 19, 2025. He was a long-time scaredy cat of all things spooky. Despite this, his spirit will relish any opportunity to return in ghostly form for one good and final laugh. If he “owed you one”, consider yourself at the top of his “Haunt List.”
He was born on Feb. 18, 1971...
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