Flathead Nation News Today

2024 Kachemak Bay Writers’ Conference grapples with the purpose of writing about wonder in a fractured world

MTN is continuing to follow the story of Indigenous woman Mika Westwolf who was killed by a hit-and-run driver near Arlee on March 31, 2023.

It was a momentous day Thursday for the Polson School District as they officially broke ground on construction.

According to ‘aay u sqélix͏ʷ: A History of Bull Trout and the Salish and Pend D’Oreille People’ written by Thompson Smith, the Salish tribe was one great nation that lived

PLUS: What ALEC thinks of Montana school law

Stacker explores American locations with indigenous roots.

A two-page resolution claims Indian reservations were "created in a different time and place and under circumstances that no longer exist."

The Bureau of Labor Statistics has finally added American Indian and Alaska Native labor data to its monthly jobs numbers. Why its important and how the Minneapolis Fed proved it was possible.

Most states in the U.S. are in violation of a major federal drug statute. The 1971 Controlled Substances Act lists marijuana in the most dangerous category defi

As more states, including Montana, legalize marijuana, it's putting them increasingly at odds with federal law, something that needs to be changed advocates say.