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Ravalli County officials express concern over USFS headquarters relocation

Ravalli County officials express concern over USFS headquarters relocation

Ravalli County Commissioners voiced concern about the relocation of the United States Forest Service (USFS) headquarters to Utah in a meeting on Wednesday. Commissioners Dan Huls, Greg Chilcott and Jeff Burrows met with Matt Zacharias, a field representative for U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke on Wednesday. Commissioner Chilcott said when

BIA cop admits to raping teen on reservation, torching patrol car to stymie investigation

A former federal agent has admitted to raping an intoxicated teenage girl on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation, then attempting to ward off an investigation after he possibly torched his own patrol vehicle. Murrell Douglas Deela was on duty as a BIA police officer in 2024 when he apprehended a

Knudsen demands Gallatin County reverse decision on ICE access to records

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen on Thursday demanded the Gallatin County Attorney’s Office undo an internal decision to block federal immigration authorities from accessing confidential criminal justice information. Knudsen’s letter said the county was toeing the sort of sanctuary policies that his office just successfully pushed City of

Carter County awarded $1.25M grant for Ekalaka museum and tourism projects

Anybody who's been to Carter County, tucked into Montana's southeastern corner, can tell you it's one of the shining gems of the state. But now they're looking to get the word out. The county has has been awarded a $1,250,000

'People can call you a poacher': Wisconsin man loses Montana hunting privileges for a decade

A Wisconsin man was sentenced Wednesday in Lewis and Clark County District Court for his involvement in the illegal transport and hunting of various animals in multiple counties across Montana. Dylan Charles Boyer lost his hunting, fishing and trapping privileges for 10 years. He was also trespassed from the Marias

Court rejects challenge to Montana ballot measure to curb corporate spending in elections

A legal challenge by industry groups to intercept a ballot initiative intended to curb corporate spending in state elections was denied this week by the Montana Supreme Court. In a 7-0 decision, the court denied a petition from a coalition that includes the Montana Mining Association, Montana Chamber of

NorthWestern Energy proposes rules for big electricity users to 'protect existing customers'

NorthWestern Energy on Wednesday announced they have proposed establishing new rules and requirements for anyone who wants to buy enormous amounts of electricity from them, including data centers. However, an environmental group in Montana says that it doesn't go far enough. The power company says the move is