U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., founder and chair of the Senate Pro-Life Caucus, led a letter with 47 other prolife senators last week to send a unified message to Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer pledging that they will vote to block any bill that would undermine the Hyde Amendment or any other pro-life protections. “We are united in our resolve to guard against any changes to federal law

Fort Peck Tribal Chairman Floyd Azure is disappointed that about 15 U.S. House representatives have reportedly requested President Joe Biden to withdraw his nomination of Rep. Deb Haaland, D-N.M., as the lead of the Department of the Interior. If confirmed, Haaland will be the country’s first Native American Cabinet secretary. The Montana Post first reported that U.S. Matt Rosendale,

The Lustre Lions defeated Frazer in two conference basketball games held on Saturday, Feb. 6. In the girls’ contest, Lustre earned a 64-17 victory. The Lions took a 12-4 lead in the first quarter and led 31-11 at the half. Lustre accounted for 19 points in the third quarter for a 50-15 advantage. Top scorers for Lustre were Aubri Holzrichter with 22 and Tiara Whitmus with 21 points.

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks posted victories over Frazer on Tuesday, Feb. 2. Froid/Lake’s girls earned a 29-0 advantage in the first quarter en route to a 61-11 victory. The Red Hawks enjoyed a 48-5 half-time advantage. Reaching double figures for the Red Hawks were Sydney Dethman with 12, Carolyne Christoffersen with 11 and Dasani Nesbit with 10. Also scoring for Froid/Lake were Jaeleigh

Lustre Christian lost both conference basketball games against Scobey on Tuesday, Feb. 2. In the boys’ game, Scobey won by a 59-29 final. The Spartans jumped out to an 18-4 lead in the first quarter. Scobey moved ahead 37-13 at the half. Kolden Hoversland scored 13 points to lead the Lions. Also scoring for Lustre were Elijah Lenihan with nine, Kaleb Hoversland with three, Cayden