Council raised concerns about pedestrian crossing light malfunctions in Arlee and potential installation of rumble strips.

Watercraft inspectors protect Montana’s waters by preventing the spread or introduction of aquatic invasive species at inspection stations across the state.

One hundred seventy years ago, at the place known in Salish as Člmé (Tree-Limb-Cut-Off — Council Grove), leaders of the Séliš ...

Let's support and raise awareness for our local families affected by the MMIP crisis. The riders are expected to arrive at 4 ...

President Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill is a tremendous win for Montana. It will spur economic growth, strengthen border ...

At last night’s Polson City Commission meeting, Police Chief George Simpson presented the Distinguished Service Medal to five ...

PBMs almost never disclose the total discounts they negotiate on specific drugs. So patients’ cost-sharing obligations are ...

Members of the Ksanka Nation gave a powerful welcome to international students from the National Defense University (NDU) ...

In 2021, the first crew of six high school students and two SKC student crew leads worked throughout the Mission Mountains for seven weeks gaining valuable experience in natural resources, Salish ...

We have to ask: if the United States has the power to stop a genocide, why won’t we? By ending military aid, the United States has stopped a genocide before. In the late 1990s, Indonesia had been ...

POLSON — The Salish and Kootenai Bancorp Board of Directors met with the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) Tribal Council this week to present the results of Eagle Bank’s 2024 financial ...

The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Council welcomed a visit from Scott Davis, Senior Advisor to the Secretary of the Interior, during a stop on the Flathead Reservation ...