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“For anyone planning to advocate for their community, this is a must-take program. Without it, you’re not able to be anywhere near as effective.”

The CSKT have largely had no comment on Public Law 280 thus far, and a spokesperson for the tribe confirmed Friday the tribe officially still has no comment.

Back in December, a Riverton man’s death prompted conversations about resources for the unhoused population in Fremont County. Wyoming Public Radio’s Taylar Stagner found that that tragedy galvanized the community to come together and talk about how to fix the problem. Stagner attended the summit for Our Unhoused Neighbors in mid-March.

Federal emergency funds help with jail improvements, but lawsuits challenge the county to address alleged inhumane conditions.

With 1,414 bills introduced in the 2023 session, three Lake County legislators took time out from a hectic process to visit with constituents Monday night at the Ronan Community Center.

The information discerned from the housing survey will be released to the Tribal Council in a matter of weeks.

This job sometimes gives me a whopping sense of déjà vu: I feel like I’ve been here before.

Three recent examples address historic wrongs and showcase a conservation vision guided by Indigenous values.

A bill that would require the state to pay for the cost of law enforcement services on the Flathead Reservation passed through the state Senate Thursday.

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