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Author: Brian Bennett

Former Blackfeet Nation Chairman Sentenced

Willie Sharp was sentenced Monday to 10 months in prison. The former Blackfeet  Nation Chairman defrauded a tribal Head Start early education program through an overtime pay scheme. His plea to be spared prison time because of the coronavirus  was denied by U.S. District Judge Brian Morris but was issued a more lenient sentence than federal pr...

Reminder to be Bear Aware

Bears in Northwest Montana are emerging from their dens prompting officials with Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks to remind residents and visitors to be bear aware. Warmer temperatures are stirring bears awake and they are beginning to search for food. FWP is asking residents to remove or secure food attractants such as garbage bird feeders and...

Governor Bullock Raises Concerns with President Trump

In a conference call to President Donald Trump Monday governors raised concerns about having sufficient testing capacity to track the spread of the coronavirus in their states. Montana Governor Steve Bullock told the President Trump quote “we are trying  to do contact tracing we’re literally we are one day away if we don’t get test kits from t...

Shelby – Officials Report 2 Mores COVID-19 Deaths

The third and fourth Montanans known to die from COVID-19 have been reported. Notification of the deaths was provided to Governor Steve Bullock by the Toole County Health Department today. The administration is aware of concerns regarding impacts to the senior community in Toole County and has  been working to deploy additional resources to th...

Great Falls – Symphony Hosting Fundraiser for United Way of Cascade County

The Great Falls Symphony will be giving away two tickets to a future symphony concert for every $250 donated to United Way of Cascade County’s COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund. United Way of Cascade County has set an initial goal of raising $50,000 to help families get through the coronavirus crisis and the Great Falls  Symphony hopes the o...

Montana Women’s Run Goes Virtual

The 2020 Montana Women’s Run will be held as a virtual event this year due to the health threats posed by COVID-19. Participants are encouraged to walk or run a 2 or 5 mile route near their home. T-shirts race numbers and a small gift will be mailed to all participants. Details are available at womensrun dot org.