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PABLO — The Salish Kootenai College theater was filled with people hoping to surprise Frank Tyro on Wednesday, March 20. Julie Cajune, who’...

Montanas first nurse-midwife program hopes to improve maternal health across the state, but especially in rural and tribal communities.

During the annual meeting of the United Native American Housing Association (UNAHA), held March 25 in Denver, CSKT tribal member Bob Gauthier was honored for his lifetime of achievements regarding Native American housing throughout Indian Country.

During a meeting that lasted more than an hour, U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich and U.S. Assistant Attorney Ryan Weldon sought to map the law-enforcement landscape in Lake County after the county officially withdraws from Public Law 280 on May 20. They painted a rather bleak and muddled picture.

A Washington man admitted last Wednesday, March 20, to conspiring to hunt and kill bald and golden eagles on the Flathead Indian Reservation and then selling them on the black market across the United States and elsewhere. Sentencing is set for July 31.

More than 100,000 Montanans lost health insurance in the process.

Montanas first nurse-midwife program hopes to improve maternal health across the state, but especially in rural and tribal communities.

Travis John Branson pleaded guilty to conspiracy, wildlife trafficking and two counts of trafficking federally protected bald and golden eagles.

Montanas first nurse-midwife program hopes to improve maternal health across the state, but especially in rural and tribal communities.

Montanas first nurse-midwife program hopes to improve maternal health across the state, but especially in rural and tribal communities.