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The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Division of Fire would like to remind residents of the hazards that fireworks pose.

In a conversation between Smith and Whitney director Adam Weinberg, the pair describe a tenet of Smith’s art as the act of “changing nouns to verbs.” In other words, Smith’s art aims to shift the role of Indigenous people as subjects that are mapped, or are the target of imperialist abstractions like defined frontiers, to that of mapmakers themselves. Smith’s mixed-media War-Torn Dress (2002) most overtly highlights the distinctions between the mapped and the mapmakers.

The improper use of legal and illegal fireworks poses a risk to personal safety and property.

Montana’s 68th legislative session brought about some major decisions for Indian Country.

Hope Center Ministries seeks support to build a recovery center

Montana’s 1972 constitution guarantees its citizens a right to “a clean and healthful environment in Montana for present and future generations.” The 2023 trial of Held V. State of Montana,

Dear Editor, Montana's 1972 constitution guarantees its citizens a right to "a clean and healthful environment in Montana for present and future

Abruptly rising above town, the Mission Mountains soar upwards nearly 7,000 feet in less than 10 miles from the valley floor, one the greatest reliefs in Montana.

Montana’s 1972 Constitution guarantees its citizens a right to “a clean and healthful environment in Montana for present and future generations.” The 2023 trial of Held v. State of Montana,

The Salish and Kootenai Housing Authority (SKHA) recently celebrated the opening of the first five out of 47 high-quality, affordable homes as part of their “Quality Homes for Quality of