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Forty-five indigenous people are missing in Montana right now -- 20 of whom have been missing for more than a year. Twenty-two are under the age of 18, the youngest of whom are two missing five-year-olds.
Native Americans comprise 6.7% of the state’s population, yet they account for, on average, 26% of Montana’s missing persons population.
Bills to reform Montana tax policy, support missing persons search efforts and overhaul Child Protective Services move through the Legislature. Host Mara Silvers and reporters Ellis Juhlin and Shaylee Ragar discuss the legislation they're watching this week — along with the schisms between and within the parties that are starting to form.
Imagine putting on a virtual reality headset and entering a world where you can explore communities, like Missoula, except your character, and everyone you interact with, speaks Salish.
Legislation to boost local efforts to respond to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People’s Crisis passed unanimously and heads next to the House Floor.