Updated coverage of Northern Cheyenne Chiefs Draft Ouster Declaration and Demand Capitol Reopening In a story that continues to unfold, Special reporter Emma Jane is on scene where the Northern Cheyenne Chiefs Council drafted a declaration, Thursday to oust elected tribal members and staff using traditional law. And removed the members who had barricaded themselves inside the Littlewolf Capitol Building

Northwest in severe extreme drought According to a July analysis and September data from the U.S. Drought Monitor at NOAA nearly 80% of the Northwest is in a drought this summer with more than half in a severe or extreme drought. Extreme drought is currently most prevalent in western Montana western Washington and northern Idaho. About 13% of the Northwest

Cheyenne Tribal Council Boots President Who Resists Stepping Down Last month we reported violence had erupted at a Cheyenne Tribal Council meeting in Lame Deer. At that time Tribal President Gene Small said he felt some Council members were trying to remove him because he supported an audit of $90 million in AARPA and COVID related monies the Tribe received

Does Montana Law Enforcement have the right to enter a home without a search Warrant? Why or Why Not? Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen filed the opening brief in the case William Trevor Case v. State of Montana, ahead of October 15 oral arguments at the U.S. Supreme Court. The case challenges whether law enforcement can enter a home without

Montana health officials: RFK Jr.’s vaccine changes may affect local communities The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices within crafts recommendations for school vaccine requirements but U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has fired its 17 member. Montana public health department spokesperson Jon Ebelt confirmed the agency receives and distributes the vaccines that are recommended by the