In the aggravated sexual abuse case, the government alleged in court records and through evidence presented at trial that on July 7, 2017, Scott approached the victim, identified as Jane Doe, on the street, told her he had a bottle of vodka and that a relative was fishing by the Poplar river. The victim went with Scott to the river, where he threatened to kill her, tried to strangle her and then

The American Red Cross is responding to significantly more home fires in Montana this year than last and is encouraging families to sign up for free virtual home fire safety education that could save lives. The free training, offered over the phone or video call, takes only about 15 minutes and teaches families how to develop a plan for safely escaping their home during a fire, highlights the

The Montana Parks and Recreation Board on Tuesday, April 27, approved a twoyear lease with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the continued operations of Hell Creek State Park. The lease will give Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks time to work on transitioning park operations to the Little Shell Tribe, which has expressed continued interest in taking over management of the recreation area.

As part of his ongoing efforts to work with Montana Tribal communities to improve public health in Indian Country, U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., has introduced his bipartisan Tribal Health Data Improvement Act to help ensure that Montana Tribes are better able to access public health data to keep their communities safe and healthy. Tester’s legislation would require the Department of Health

Roosevelt County will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, May 18, regarding an update of the county’s growth policy. The meeting will start at 2 p.m. in the commissioner’s chamber at the Roosevelt County Courthouse. The updated Growth Policy is available for review prior to the meeting at the commissioner’s office or online at rooseveltcounty. org.

The Montana Public Service Commission has long recognized that access to a high-speed, reliable broadband network is crucial to Montana’s societal and economic health. The experience of the COVID-19 pandemic has echoed this sentiment. A robust, modern broadband network will enable the state to offer new job opportunities, improve options for health care and education, and generally connect Montana

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