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James Welch Native Lit Festival, Featuring Native Writers And Artists, Returns To The Missoula Valley In Ju...
James Welch Native Lit Festival, Featuring Native Writers And Artists, Returns To The Missoula Valley In July 2026
Lady FZS Nations Team members
Three Lady FZS Nations Team members make walking tacos to-go at CSKT Tribal Complex to raise funds to attend the Native American Junior Nationals basketball tournament in Mesa, Arizona.
Former AWS Chief Solutions Architect for the Worldwide Public Sector to Lead Istari Digital's Agentic AI Push
30-year cloud security and enterprise software veteran Mark Ryland joins Istari Digital to a…
Shirley Trahan
Séliš-Ql̓ispé Culture Committee women elder Shirley Trahan reciting the history of River Honoring to students May 12, 2026
Louise Erdrich
Pulitzer Prize winning author Louise Erdrich addresses the James Welch Festival in Missoula. (Courtesy photo)
State regulators propose hefty fines for Mr. Bail and its manager following investigation, fatal shooting i...
The Montana State Auditor’s Office is also proposing new rules for licensing bondsmen in the state.
The Montana State Auditor Building
The Montana State Auditor Building is pictured June 2, 2026, in Helena. Credit: Lauren Miller, Montana Free Press, CatchLight Local/Report for America
A Generations-Long Effort Culminates in Approval of CSKT Water Compact
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes secured final approval of the CSKT-Montana Water Compact through the Montana Water Court
Ronan Athlete Natalie Adams Signs to Continue Basketball Career
RONAN — For Natalie Adams, recent graduate of Ronan High School, basketball has always been more than just a sport. It has been part of her life for as long
Darian Raychelle Williams
FRENCHTOWN — Darian Raychelle Williams, 23, of Frenchtown, Montana, passed away on May 13, 2026. Darian was born on November 3, 2002, in Portland, Oregon, to Anthony Williams and Sarah
Voting in the Primary Election: Choose One Party, Vote One Ballot
Montana’s Primary election is coming up on June 2. Primary elections are how political parties determine which party candidate advances to the General election in November.
Catherine Louise Billie
ST. IGNATIUS — Catherine was born in Wheeling WV to Marie Demma Dorian, and was raised by her adoptive parents: Willis Earl Bonar and Louise Kiger- Bonar -Behrens. She graduated from West Liberty H.S., a...
The Water Keeps Rising: Mission Valley Endures Flooding
Heavy rainfall, rapid snowmelt and overflowing waterways have combined to create a historic flooding event across the Mission Mountains
Walking Tacos and Big Dreams: Lady FZS Nations Raise Funds for Junior Nationals Trip
Three of the seven young basketball players on the Lady FZS Nations team spent the day serving walking tacos at the CSKT Tribal Complex as they worked to raise money
Health and Well-being Take Center Stage at Women 4 Wellness Event
The sound of laughter, conversation and music echoed through the gym as women from across the community gathered for the Women 4 Wellness event at Salish Kootenai College
ICWA Legal Summit highlights family reunification, tribal youth
Advocates, social workers, attorneys and tribal leaders from across Montana gathered May 19-21 at the Red Lion Inn in Polson for the annual ICWA Legal Summit that highlighted strengthening Native
Turning Tassels and Chasing Dreams
Ronan High School Class of 2026 listen to the valedictorian as they await turning the tassel to become graduates.
Powwow honors graduates, culture at SKC
PABLO, Mont. — More than 200 dancers, including 182 registered competitors, and 10 drums filled the Joe McDonald Health and Wellness Center on May 15-16 to celebrate Salish Kootenai College
Whipped Cream, Water Races, and Wisdom: Elders Week Begins at Blue Bay
The first day of Two Eagle River School's Elders Week at the Blue Bay Camping Grounds was anything but quiet.
Results of CSKT Council Straw Poll Finalized
PABLO — Tribal Council and staff counted the surveys sent out to Confederated Salish and Kootenai (CSKT) members last month. The straw poll asked two questions concerning enrollment and off-reservation
Elders’ Week powwow celebrates elders, culture and community
Students, teachers, staff, families and visitors from as far away as Mandaree, North Dakota, gathered at Two Eagle River School to celebrate the end of the school year and Elders’
Results of CSKT Council Straw Poll Finalized
PABLO — Tribal Council and staff counted the surveys sent out to Confederated Salish and Kootenai (CSKT) members last month. The straw poll asked two questions concerning enrollment and off-reservation
Montana moves ahead with doula pay but warns Medicaid cuts still may come
The state health department did not clarify what led it to reverse its March statement about pausing reimbursements for birth workers.