Caine Fitiausi-Fung was arrested March 4 in Lake County following a high-speed chase that began when Tribal Police officer T.J. Haynes clocked a vehicle at 77 mph through the 45 mph zone in Ravalli. According to charging documents, Haynes pursued the vehicle with lights flashing. The vehicle sped up heading …
Students using Salish Kootenai College’s new Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Lab (AMIL) are fast becoming Montana’s new makers. Studying in a wide range of programs, including pre-engineering, fine arts, business, information technology, and more, these students are putting the latest in manufacturing technology to work.
As the climate warms, freshwater ecosystems like rivers and wetlands have become the most endangered ecosystems on the planet, according to Charles van Rees, a post-doctoral conservation biologist working at Flathead Lake Biological Research Station in Yellow Bay.
In a two-day trial, a Lake County District Court jury of seven women and five men found Donald Isadore Mitchell of St. Ignatius not guilty of burglary and aggravated assault charges in an incident alleged to have occurred in the Arlee home of Sashay Camel.
Anyone who has suffered the trauma of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or even partner strangulation, may be glad to have Molly Owen in their corner.
Anyone who has suffered the trauma of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or even partner strangulation, may be glad to have Molly Owen in their corner.
Shawn Hendrickson, principal at St. Ignatius High School and Middle School, was awarded the prestigious Montana Association of Secondary School Principals’ (MASSP) Principal of the Year award for 2020 by the School Administrators of Montana (SAM).
What started as an investigation into a suspected stolen bicycle ended with a conviction that could put a St. Ignatius man behind bars for up to 100 years.
Elaina “Lanie” Keast, the second Lake County freshman to receive the “Today’s Achievers, Tomorrow’s Leaders” award, might be considered a “Renaissance girl.” Her interests, passions and abilities integrate a wide range of fields such as politics, engineering and sports. Combining these skills with a knack for writing, volunteering, organizing, and …
How do cowboys keep their roping skills up and their arms in shape in the winter? One way is competing in Western Montana Ranch Roping, a series of six qualifying contests and finals, held in arenas throughout the region for its 21st year this winter. The last qualifying round was …
Mike Dennison, one of the most well-known political reporters in Montana for nearly three decades, shared his perspective on Montana’s politics during a talk last week at the North Lake County Public Library.
