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Governor-appointed board caters to a foreign mining company
When a Canadian mining company successfully lobbied a Montana board appointed by Gov. Greg Gianforte to let them add more pollution to Montana’s water, it’s time to take a step back and figure out how we got here.
U.S.-Canada agreement to address mining pollution
The Biden Administration announced at the end of March that the U.S. and Canada intend to come to an agreement this year to reduce and mitigate the impacts of water pollution from mining operations in the Kootenai watershed, including addressing selenium issues.
Dodgeball tourney benefits Trout Creek Archery Club
If you are going to do something to support a worthy cause, why not make it fun at the same time?
Plains and Thompson Falls meet in softball season-opener
For a while it looked like a repeat of last year’s softball season opener between Plains and Thompson Falls.
Trotters show improvement in trip to Bitterroot
The bats are showing signs of coming around. The never quit is still there. The wins will come.
Plains-Hot Springs baseball team opens inaugural season
It was enough to make a baseball purist’s eyes mist over.
Legals for April, 5 2023
Derailment spurs memories of 1999 'Silver Bullet Derby'
Sunday’s Montana Rail Link derailment near Quinn’s Hot Springs Resort brought back memories for some locals who recalled a similar incident more than two decades ago.
Montana Rail Link train derails into Clark Fork River
A Montana Rail Link freight train derailed in Sanders County on Sunday morning, sending multiple railcars into the Clark Fork River.
Wrestleballers defend Superior dodgeball championship
Dodge, duck, dip, dive, dodge.
COLUMN: I'm coming for you Wally Eye
I’ve officially had it! Enough is enough.
St. Regis shows support for law enforcement after hostage incident
Around 100 people gathered in the St. Regis School gymnasium March 20 as a community assembly was called for those who may need counseling or just want to talk about the shooting incident March 18 where a suspect in an Idaho armed robbery was killed by law enforcement after shooting a hostage near the travel center.
Proof of the power of science-based forestry
John Bernard Leiberg was the first scientist to see the Lolo National Forest.
Spotlight on the Arts: Travis Hill
“Spotlight on the Arts” by The Paradise Center honors and encourages students in the arts by highlighting their talent and acknowledging the support they receive through their schools and teachers.
Kenneth Owings Miller, 76
Kenneth Owings Miller, 76
Public Law 280 hearing draws some opposition
Two men who said they were members of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes spoke Friday in opposition to two bills aiming to shift financial responsibility of overseeing felony offenses in the Flathead Reservation to the state.
Montana Indian Child Welfare Act gets a Senate hearing
Roberta Duckhead Kittson Nyomo said she and her brother were among the last Native American children adopted out of Thompson Falls before the federal Indian Child Welfare Act was passed in 1978.
Strong and scrappy young girls join wrestling club
The sport of Little Guy Wrestling has been gaining in popularity in recent years, most notably among strong and scrappy young girls.
Plains softball opens season at Polson tourney
It was the first pitch, of the first game of the new season.
Superior measures up at Bitterroot track meet
It was the first meet of the season, one which survived the threat of incoming snow and cold temperatures.