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Montana State Prison warden has returned from leave
The state Department of Corrections has confirmed to 吃瓜黑料 that Montana State Prison Warden Jim Salmonsen, who was on leave from his position for 47 days starting Jan. 14, reassumed his role on March 3.
Tribal health leaders say Medicaid cuts would decimate health programs
As Congress mulls potentially massive cuts to federal Medicaid funding, health centers that serve Native American communities are bracing for catastrophe.
How Trump鈥檚 executive order to expand timber production affects Montana聽
President Donald Trump鈥檚 March 1 executive order calling for 鈥渋mmediate expansion of American timber production鈥 generated lots of enthusiasm in the Northwest wood products world. But analysts added equal amounts of concern that Trump鈥檚 DOGE-driven federal cuts might keep the woods quiet.
Federal appeals court sides with corner-crossing hunters in Wyoming dispute
The March 19, 2025, ruling by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals is expected to have major implications for the 鈥渃orner-locked鈥 land common across much of the West.
Two bills aim to resolve law enforcement dispute between state, Lake County and CSKT
The conflict over Public Law 280 has long simmered in the Legislature and Lake County. The two bills proposed this session to address the issue come from non-Native Lake County lawmakers. The proposals take different approaches to addressing the funding question, and one has garnered support from CSKT leadership as well as the lieutenant governor.鈥
Blackfeet, Salish rapper鈥檚 new album celebrates culture, identity
Shadow Devereaux said that while his new album has been in the making 鈥渇or forever,鈥 it wouldn鈥檛 have been possible without support from a new grant opportunity available in Montana.
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