A hearing was held in Roosevelt County District Court on Monday, May 11, as Karsen Wayne Bushman faced a state’s fugitive from justice complaint. During the hearing, Bushman waived his extradition rights and will be transported back to Wyoming. According to court documents, Bushman had an arrest warrant issued from Campbell County, Wyo. The warrant stems from three counts of first degree sexual

Fosland noted the average sentence for a female who commits deliberate homicide in Montana is 70 years. The judge said he feels the period of incarceration will give Jensen- Rowe the best chance for rehabilitation. He also feels that a sentence of 25 years is necessary for the protection of the community. Jensen-Rowe was permitted to embrace family members after the hearing. The State provided

Montanans who regularly eat fish harvested from some of the state’s most popular angling destinations may want to reconsider their diet. State agencies are directing people to limit their consumption of certain fish species found in the state’s rivers and reservoirs contaminated with PFAS, a class of chemicals linked to cancers and other serious health risks. On April 23, a trio of state

Members of the Wolf Point Beautification Committee are excited to announce that the annual Clean Sweep Days are Monday, May 11, through Sunday, May 17. The Wolf Point landfill will accept Clean Sweep trash at no charge during those days. The landfill will be open on Sunday, May 17, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bring your landfill card if you have one. Appliances requiring freon removal will be

A tradition is coming back to the community during Wolf Point’s Wild Horse Stampede time this summer. After the Colgate Country Showdown attracted crowds for years, such a talent show hasn’t been offered during the last few years. Three local women agreed it was time to have a similar type of talent show again during Stampede. Clyta Dillon, Helen Welte and Cassandra Solberg decided to

Fort Peck Tribes was represented by Tribal Executive Board members Barry Bighorn Jr. and George Blount as Federal Bureau of Investigation director Kash Patel met with tribal leaders in Billings last week. Bighorn, who is chairman of Fort Peck’s law and justice committee, said one of the main topics of the meeting regarded the opening of a FBI office in Billings. He was impressed with the

Roosevelt County Sheri_’s Report The Roosevelt County Sheri #8217;s O_ce responded to 193 calls from April 27-May 4. The calls included: April 27 Deputies responded to a motorcycle crash in Wolf Point involving a young man. The Wolf Point ambulance and the Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice also responded. Deputies provided medical care until the ambulance arrived.