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Public safety has been a significant and growing concern in our communities for the past several years. The 2023 Legislature heard these concerns

Indigenous communities are building their own machine-learning and artificial intelligence tools to preserve languages—and heritages—that are on the brink.

Heres a roundup of some of the local stories Missoulian reporters put out this week.

Dozens of University of Montana students, faculty and community members sat on wool blankets in a Blackfoot tipi Monday morning for a pipe ceremony.

Dozens of University of Montana students, faculty and community members sat on wool blankets in a Blackfoot tipi Monday morning for a pipe ceremony.

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Buffalo’s Fire RedCan graffiti festival allows self-expression through art

Two memorial signs on honor Old Person, the longest-serving elected tribal official in the U.S..

Officials unveiled the Chief Earl Old Person Memorial Highway on Thursday.

“I think we help to set the bar for a safe space, especially if you’re from the community,” Jerica Widow, Cheyenne River Youth Project program director, said.