After a year hiatus due to COVID-19, the River Honoring took place along the banks of the the Lower Flathead River

Council started a new chapter in our government, a reorganization that will help us lean into our upcoming challenges.

"Stolen: The Search of Jermain" podcast creator talks to Char-Koosta News about MMIP and her path in journalism

These women were honored for their vital roles they play in their communities.

On May 5, a large number of people attended the MMIW movement at the University of Montana to share their pain, hope, desire for justice, and prayer

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Char-Koosta News recognizes these tribal students who are continuing their education after high school.

Tribal lawn business trims down the competition

Montana Safety Aces is a full-service safety consulting company that provides training, testing and safety audits to keep companies in compliance

A total of 25,051 lake trout entries have been entered so far in the event.

Whitebark Pine is a culturally important keystone species in Northwest Montana and the project will be displayed in collaboration with dozens of other countries on May 22

Portraits of Mildred Walker and Joseph Medicine Crow Two and information about their fascinating lives are now hanging in the Gallery of Outstanding Montanans in the West Wing of the Capitol in Helena.

The Sean Mesteth Memorial Scholarship was established to honor the memory of Sean Mesteth who died unexpectedly in July 2020

Funds will be used to prevent mortgage delinquencies and defaults, foreclosures, loss of utilities or home energy services

The annual outdoor event which normally draws a crowd of 5000 to 7000 to the area over three days, was also cancelled last year

Starting May 8, 2021 a daily or annual pass per vehicle to enter the Bison Range will be required.

The CSKT are currently in the process of greasing the management turnover wheels of the NBR from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

“Overall, it’s been a hell of a ride,” said wildlife biologist Becker, the longtime employee of NRD and founder of its Wildlife Management program

Stephen Hunt, April Charlo, Erika Koskela, and Gary Woodcock saw a need in the area to keep Native foster children in the community with Native families.

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River of Life church has operated a food bank called River of Hope for 12 years

Nearly 50 Western Montana middle and high school students competed for $3000 in prize money

CSKT tribal member Trevyn Carter, 19, graduates this year from St. Ignatius High School.

New owner hope to make diner an integral part of the community.

Studio 93 is a full-service salon offering haircuts, colors, highlights, fashion colors, perms and relaxers, as well as manicures, pedicures and waxing.

It is not too late to become involved and win some of the $225,000 in Cash and Prizes

Funds will aid tribal governments’ response to COVID-19’s damaging impact on their populations and economies

Senator: “Reinstating this rule is a critical step in preventing special interests and foreign actors from exploiting loopholes at the expense of the American people”

SB 169 imposes stringent photo ID requirements to vote

American Indian College Fund urges education about Native peoples, cultures, and histories for media and citizens

The Judicial Branch will begin accepting application today through June 4, 2021 for the Chief Water Court Judge

Women are overwhelmingly impacted by the disease.

More than 6.2 million people across the United States – and 22,000 in Montana - are living with Alzheimer’s disease

The American Red Cross encourages families to sign up for free virtual home fire safety education

May brings changes and progress to the Library.

ARLEE — People who had food stands at the 2019 Arlee Pow-Wow and left freezers, refrigerators or any other items are being asked to remove them immediately. 

U.S. Senate Passes Resolution Designating May 5th as Day of Awareness for Crisis

Missing person's case comes to a close; investigation into death begins.

The event is intended to raise educational awareness about the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) crisis and its far-reaching impacts to recognize

Rain didn’t stop volunteers from participating in events and cleanups

The Higgins Bridge is currently undergoing a $17 million reconstruction project that is expected to be completed by this fall

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The students’ goal is to kick-start recycling for SKC students living in dorms and student housing.

Students clean up the town.

The method helps climate change mitigation strategies

Elmo resident cooks with a dietitian to create healthy and tasty foods.

“Keep it Sacred” message meant for the youth

Hewankorn has many people who have helped and influenced her throughout her journey

Inspectors work hard to stop invasive mussel, and cool boaters’ tempers