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Feeling let down by law enforcement and tangled in a web of complex legal jurisdictions, family members often conduct their own investigations into their loved ones disappearance or death.

Feeling let down by law enforcement and tangled in a web of complex legal jurisdictions, family members often conduct their own investigations into their loved ones disappearance or death.

Feeling let down by law enforcement and tangled in a web of complex legal jurisdictions, family members often conduct their own investigations into their loved ones disappearance or death.

Feeling let down by law enforcement and tangled in a web of complex legal jurisdictions, family members often conduct their own investigations into their loved ones disappearance or death.

A red line runs through the Flathead Reservation connecting the increasing number of people impacted by the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People crisis.

A red line runs through the Flathead Reservation connecting the increasing number of people impacted by the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People crisis.

Montana congressional leaders are reintroducing a $1.3 billion Fort Belknap water settlement bill to the U.S. Senate with bipartisan support for the first time.

Friends of the Jocko — a Montana nonprofit corporation based in Arlee Montana — filed on June 2nd a Complaint in Montana’s 20th Judicial District Court for Lake County against

The protest marked the first of four walks centered on Mika Westwolf, a 22-year-old woman who was hit and killed while walking along Highway 93.

Loving the land, racing against time and paving the way for others inspired the plaintiffs to bring a case that went to trial this week.