People’s Center artifacts being inventoried at SKC

Performance was part of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes COVID Youth Community Care and Awareness Campaign

The Columbia River Basin is the only river basin in America that hasn’t been infested with mussels but there have been close calls

As a Tribe, we’ve had to make some quick decisions, sometimes with little information to rely on to ensure it’s the best choice for our people

Case investigations have been completed and close contacts have been placed under quarantine.

Grizzly bear mortalities, due to vehicle collisions on US Hwy 93 embedded within the Flathead Indian Reservation, happen far too often.

The second week of 2020 Fall Mack Days finished with a total of 1,619 lake trout entered over the weekend.

An interview with Rose Bear Don’t Walk

Tribal Council has provided more time to allow unpaid tribal members to apply for and receive the stimulus check

All hunters are encouraged to visit the CS&KT bison hunt website for updated information

Tribal leaders have worked to keep the coronavirus off their reservations because of its deadly impact on Native populations. But careful avoidance of the COVID virus has handcuffed the tribes as they face a devastating fire season.

American citizenship is a privilege. It comes with rights and responsibilities.

Increased support for technical activities, adequate public health workforce needed to improve health and wellbeing of Tribal communities.

Bipartisan bill would help ensure accurate count by extending deadlines to report data, complete Census field operations

U.S. Senator Steve Daines today joined a bipartisan bill that would extend the Census field collection data deadline

“These bills are badly needed by a nation working to emerge from an unprecedented health and economic crisis. And it’s badly needed in Montana where, tragically, we have one of the highest rates of suicide in the country,” Gianforte said. 

The Montana Project AWARE Initiative will develop state infrastructure at the OPI and Montana DPHHS’ Children’s Mental Health Bureau

Event aims to advance diabetes care with state-of-the-art virtual training for healthcare professionals on October 23

Peak flu season is right around corner.

In 1891, Swedish research Gustaf Nordenskiold conducted excavations in what is now Mesa Verde National Park, removing a large collection of American Indian ancestral remains, funerary items and other cultural items.

People’s Center prayer service acknowledges loss & plants seeds for the future 

It’s been a couple of years since this part of Montana experienced the type of smoke that is presently cloaking the area. It is from the mega fires in California, Oregon and Washington, and it negatively impacts the health of people.

CSKT to administer over $1 million in U.S. Department of Treasury CARES Act funding to eligible CSKT-member-owned small businesses and livestock producers operating on the Flathead Reservation. Grant application website to launch in coming days.

Without their quick response the fire could have been much much worse.

Competition on the first Friday-Sunday weekend heated up with the Top Twenty anglers vying for spots on the leader board for top angler positions

Unattended campfires are the leading human-cause of wildfires this fire season.

Help prevent unwanted human-caused wildfires.

Nearly 15 acres of undeveloped land would become Fishing Access Site

The Bluewater Fish Hatchery, located near Bridger in southcentral Montana, is a trout hatchery and is the third largest production facility in the state

It takes ten minutes to complete the census and help the United States, Montana and the Confederated Salish Kootenai Tribes

I am confident that by working together, we will achieve success for Montana students.

Senator introduces Tribal Health Data Improvement Act to bolster Tribes’ ability to use health data, strengthen relations with CDC

“The impacts of the coronavirus pandemic have drawn attention to challenges faced by our nation’s meat processing systems. And by addressing this complex issue here in Montana, we are building resilience to future supply chain interruptions in communities across the state,” Governor Bullock said.

Governor Bullock brought together a group of public health experts to develop the Outbreak Response Protocols after school nurses and education advocates requested guidance.

The advisory council was charged with developing recommendations for fundamental guidance and direction on key issues and challenges related to the conservation and management of grizzly bears in Montana

Trump administration responds to Daines' request

People’s Center will arise from the ashes

Fire danger remains Very High

The Tribal Wildlife Management Program highly encourages people to carry bear spray while recreating.

Members of the State-Tribal Relations Interim Committee (STRIC) voiced their strong support for the ratification of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) Water Compact

Voting by mail means we don’t risk catching or spreading COVID-19 to our neighbors and election workers by voting in-person at polling places

Each tribal community will receive $20,000

Hundreds of tribal entities participate in unique spectrum opportunity in the 2.5 GHz band 

Conflicts with the two subadult grizzlies — a male and a female — began in 2019.

Montana’s watercraft inspectors intercepted the 27th mussel-fouled vessel for the year.

The facility is owned and operated by Community Counseling and Correctional Services, Inc.

The resident tested positive on Wednesday, September 2

Partnership Health Center learned September 3 that a member of our clinical staff tested positive for COVID-19.

This month we are highlighting two displays.