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  • Poplar Head Start Graduation 2022

  • Poplar woman facing prison for felony child abuse

    A Poplar woman charged with felony assault of a child pled guilty in Great Falls Federal Court. Shelby Loves Him, 23, pled guilty Monday, May 16 to assault resulting in serious bodily injury and felony child abuse. She is alleged to have beat a child so severe it caused permanent damage to a toddler. She…

  • Wolf Point meth dealer sentenced to five years in prison

    A Wolf Point woman will spend the next five years in prison for drug charges. Marlina Nannett Martinez, 24, pled guilty in January to possession with intent to distribute meth. Court documents state she trafficked meth on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. Chief U.S. District Judge Brian M. Morris presided. Court documents alleged Martinez distributed…

  • FPCC to graduate 81 students this year

    Fort Peck Community College has been busy! The commencement ceremony for the class of 2022 will be Friday, May 20, 2022, on the main lawn in front of the Old Main building on the FPCC campus. This year, 81 students will be graduating FPCC, the largest class of graduates in years. Ashley Azure, who will…

  • Roosevelt County Jail inmates – June 6, 2022

    Submitted by the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office. Click on the link to see a PDF list of all inmates in state custody. This is not the Tribal Jail list, but some inmates in tribal custody are housed at the Roosevelt County Jail as part of an agreement between the two jails. CURRENT INMATES CHARGES

  • At least 53 burial sites at Native Boarding Schools

    Boarding schools were part of a policy to sever cultural traditions and take land from Indigenous people, government report finds (Reprinted from Al-Jazeera.com) By Hilary Beaumont   A US government investigation has found at least 53 separate burial sites at federal Native American boarding schools, and officials expect to find more, according to a new report…

  • Tester secures $2.25 million for tribal irrigation and power projects

    Funding will come from Senator’s bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act U.S. Senator Jon Tester today announced that the state of Montana will receive $2.25 million for Tribal irrigation and power projects as part of his bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA). The funds will go toward water infrastructure and power projects on the…

  • Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Prayer Walk

  • Montana Indian Athletic Hall of Fame: Fort Peck inductees

  • Tribal Health awarded grant to fight addictions

    Gov. Gianforte, DPHHS Award Tribal Nations $500,000 Through HEART Fund HELENA, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte today joined Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) Director Adam Meier to announce the distribution of $500,000 to Montana’s eight Tribal Nations through the Healing and Ending Addiction Through Recovery and Treatment (HEART) Fund. “Acting with the…