Three Red Devils represent Noxon at State competition

NOXON – Three Red Devils took to the state competition in Laurel, representing Noxon at the tournament.

Biden admin looks to expand data collection on Indian Child Welfare Act cases

In an effort to better understand how Native American children are faring in foster care, the Biden administration’s health department is proposing a rule that would require state child welfare systems to gather more data about child removal cases that are subject to the Indian Child Welfare Act.

Calvert's hearing rescheduled

THOMPSON FALLS – Nathan Lee William Calvert’s omnibus hearing was rescheduled to April 16 at 10 a.m. due to the defendant not receiving a mental evaluation as ordered by the court.

Groups urge federal courts to relist wolves in Montana

Several conservation groups argue that because Montana and Idaho are “hellbent” on eradicating wolves, a court should instate equally aggressive measures aimed at restoring federal protection for gray wolves.

LaDeaux heads to state competition

BIGFORK – Most of the Plains High School golf team concluded their season on Monday May 12, at the divisional tournament but one golfer will be attending the State Tournament in Fairmont.

Three place at state for Hot Springs

The three senior stars that have shined all year long on the track all have some hardware to show off proving that they are among the state's best.

Legals for October, 14 2020

Legals for September, 16 2020

Legals for October, 28 2020

Returning champ Thilmony gives Blue Hawks high hopes

With a returning state champion leading the way, the outlook for the Thompson Falls High Blue Hawks wrestling team...

T-Falls' Baxter takes 5th at state golf

They made it to the State championships and no matter in what sport, that is something not many folks can claim.

Panthers take silver, bronze at state

The Alberton Panthers took their largest contingent ever to the State C championship track meet in Helena to compete against the strongest athletes in the state.

DeTienne earns state title for Savage Horsemen

James DeTienne won his weight class at the all-class state wrestling tournament in Billings over the weekend as the Savage Horsemen finished fifth as a team.

Hot Springs Library offering chance to 'Share Your Story,' create oral history

HELENA — The Friday after Thanksgiving is the National Day of Listening. The Montana State Library — partnered with public libraries throughout the state — encourages Montanans to record their stories, and those of their loved ones, as part of the Share Your Story Montana project.

Keystone Pipeline generating controversy

Can the Nebraska Supreme court declare a state law unconstitutional?  This was the legal question when their Governor approved a pipeline to cross that state passing through the Nebraska Sandhills.  Major public concern is that a rupture in that pipeline would extensively damage the Ogallala Aquifer underlying most of Nebraska, primarily its vast Sandhills and parts of neighboring states:  MT, WY, SD, CO, KS, OK, NM and TX.  Nebraska sand-filtered waters are perhaps the purest anywhere in the world with its very low population, virtually no industry or manufacturing and abundant, lake-filled sandhills grasslands. Such high quality water is itself highly saleable in today’s national and international markets.

Thilmony earns 3rd state wrestling title

Action from the all-class state wrestling tournament in Billings.

CHAMPS! Superior claims State C wrestling title

Superior 126-pounder Decker Milender (left) along with teammate Chandon Vulles, 285 pounds (right), display their winnings following first-place finishes at the state wrestling tournament Billings on Saturday. (Kami Milender photo)

Fifteen county wrestlers head to championships

Three Sanders County wrestling teams will send 15 wrestlers to the state championships after a big day at the Western B-C Divisional Tournament in Darby Saturday.

Loge's bill stamps fee on electric vehicles

Legislation that would create an annual registration fee on electric vehicles passed through the state House on Jan. 25.

Senators protest timber cuts

United States Senators John Tester and Max Baucus of Montana are two of the countries senators leading the charge in a coalition of senators who formed to protest President Barack Obama’s plan to reduce timber sales on United States Forest Service land.