Demille O’Neal Cudgel made not guilty pleas to six felony charges in district court on Wednesday, Nov. 10. Cudgel is facing six felony charges including four counts of criminal child endangerment. The other charges are criminal possession of dangerous drugs with intent to distribute (fentanyl) and use or possession of property subject to criminal forfeiture. According to court documents,

A man who was convicted of sexual intercourse without consent on a train in 2015 has filed a petition for post conviction relief in Roosevelt County’s district court. According to court documents, the victim was traveling across the country with her two sisters in 2015 when sleeper car attendant Charles Henry Pinner entered her room and raped her. During a hearing in Wolf Point on Wednesday,

Vincent Benjamin Putman changed his plea to guilty for the charge of possession of dangerous drugs in district court on Wednesday, Nov. 10. District judge David J. Cybulski ordered a pre-sentencing investigation. According to court documents, the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office received a complaint on July 18, at 1:30 a.m., regarding an individual making loud and unusual noises across

Fort Peck Community College recently received a $15,000 grant from the First Nations Development Institute of Longmont, Colo. This award will support the efforts of Fort Peck Community College’s Traditional Food Preservation and Storage project. The project anticipates working with Fort Peck Community College’s Student Senate in assisting with food storage needs, which includes the

Wolf Point superintendent sf Schools Loverty Erickson has announced that Southside Elementary School will continue to be closed through the Thanksgiving break. School operations will resume on Nov. 29. The district will continue to clean and sanitize the building and prepare for the students’ return.