The relationship among the Flathead Nation, and the Missoula County Board of Commissioners and the City of Missoula continues to blossom

There are limited amounts of vaccines available, thus the state plan prioritizes the most vulnerable groups. 

CSKT Council members honored Tribal Law and Order

Gianforte’s appointment of Kuhl has been warmly received

Ranking Member secured two bills in end-of-year veterans’ package eliminating copayments for Native American veterans accessing health care at VA and establishing an Advisory Committee on Tribal and Indian Affairs

Senator: “We cannot afford for this vaccination campaign to continue to be hindered”

Legislation is designed to offer liability protections to businesses, health care providers, places of worship, and nonprofit organizations

New directive allows more people to enter businesses and increases hours persons can stay.

We need to put people back to work not encourage large crowds

Newly elected Montana Attorney Austin Knudsen directed County Attorney Marty Lambert to promptly dismiss the case against the Bozeman business that had refused to adhere to the mandate that businesses close at 10:00 p.m.

Montana small businesses heavily impacted by the pandemic are able to apply for the second round of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans

Move hamstrings economic recovery, pulls the rug out from under seniors, Montanans with disabilities, and Montanans struggling with mental health

Senator Steve Daines and Representative Matt Rosendale signed the list that will forever define those who aided and abetted an attempted coup

Our fight for a basic right has been carried through negotiations and advocacy and as far as litigation, but always in a respectful and meaningful manner.

Many states have long histories of racial discrimination by systematically adopting voting laws that prevent racial or language minorities from voting.

January has finally arrived and with it has brought us our new Youth Services Librarian, Felicia Gill.

The Oversight Committee is an important component of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund, adopted by City Council

Leslie Charles Hogan, Jr., 37, pleaded guilty on July 21, 2020 to assault of a dating partner by strangulation

Roosevelt Kenneth Thompson, 35, pleaded guilty on Sept. 11, 2020 to prohibited person in possession of a firearm.

FPCC will help students install, set up and learn to use new technology to take classes online.

The Department probates thousands of estates each year for American Indian and Alaska Native individuals who own trust or restricted property.

The Department of the Interior announced three new actions by the Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Park Service to aggressively increase broadband internet access in rural communities and reduce wildfire risks.

 What would this mean for Montana’s winter air temperatures and one of Montana’s most precious resources, the snowpack?

UPDATED: The Montana Water Rights Protection Act signed into law with president’s signature on federal appropriation bill and ratification by the CSKT Tribal Council

A couple of things were the main topics expressed at the 2021 Winter Quarterly. COVID-19, which seems to have amped up its bitter harvest on tribal folks, shadowed the meeting; however, the monumental settlement of the Flathead Nation’s Federal Reserved Water Rights Compact lightened the atmosphere a bit

It has been too long since I’ve made a report and feels like years since we’ve been able to meet in person.

Tribal Health continues to work with the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) and advocate for available allocations of COVID-19 vaccinations for our community.

Combining her passion for helping people and her love of horses, Albert opened the doors to Willow Canyon Counseling Services in 2017.

September 6, 2020 will be a day the staff of The People’s Center will never forget let alone recover fully from.

The deadline extension comes as a result of the recent bipartisan COVID-19 relief bill passed by Congress

he state heeded the call of local advocates and prioritized American Indians within the next phase (Phase 1b) of vaccine roll-out, to begin on January 15

An estimated 8,000 to 10,000 Montana workers, or 2 percent of the workforce, received hourly wages less than $8.75 per hour in 2020 and are likely to receive higher wages

RONAN — The birth of a child symbolizes hope and new beginnings, which we could all use this year.

Issuance Includes Conditions for Tribal Review and Spill Prevention

The 2021 Montana Legislature began its biennial session on January 4.

It’s now possible that everything that I worked to pass in the legislature over four terms is now about to be undone

First shipment of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine quickly used for frontline healthcare providers

Montana Water Rights Protection Act opponents deride Senator Steve Daines for promoting and helping pass historic legislation.

PABLO — Salish Kootenai College Foundation (SKCF), in its efforts to support the College’s mission to provide quality post-secondary education opportunities for Native Americans locally and throughout the United States, administers endowments, provides student scholarships, supports programm…

The Center for Native Scholarship aims to produce more Native CPAs by 2030

During this first day of vaccinations, 70 employees were slated to receive a vaccination.

The long-term care facility serves 18 Veterans who served in World War II, Vietnam and Korea with 27 staff members

In some parts of the country, the surge in COVID cases is overwhelming coroners, morgues, funeral homes and religious leaders. It has required ingenuity and even changed the rituals of honoring the dead.

NIHB applauded Congress for passing several significant bills  that impact the delivery, access and coordination of healthcare for American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) veterans

To help process life’s dramatic events, human beings often rely on creativity as a tool to understand, interpret and recount their experiences

The long-in-process water rights compact was signed into law. Montana's Washington delegation are optimistic about it's passage, but detractors are making their voice known.

Dustin Cordier, aka Dust2Dust, is the last performer for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes COVID Youth Community Care and Awareness Campaign

CSKT leads effort to fix Montana's MMIP crisis, and program could influence tribes across the nation.