Former FWP director Dustin Temple and conservative lobbyists Scott Boulanger and Jason Priest have been cited for misdemeanor hunting violations in Big Horn County.

Rylee Kogolshak totaled 97 assists over three matches for Dickinson State, averaging 8.8 assists per set against three top-25-ranked NAIA teams during the College of Idaho Tournament.

Hardin High School students created a 33-minute animated movie entirely in Crow, working with elders and language speakers to help preserve the endangered language. Continue reading…

Mark Fellows was born in Lodge Grass in 1963 but moved to Choteau when he was in fourth grade. He starred at Choteau High School and would go on to play for the Montana State Bobcats, where he helped lead…

A Hardin High School student-made film is premiering Thursday night, featuring dialogue almost entirely in the Crow language.

A revised Mutual Aid Agreement between Sheridan County and Big Horn County, Montana was considered by the county commission at their regular meeting Tuesday. Sheridan County Emergency Management Coordinator Jesse Ludikhuize was asked to talk about the agreement. The commission then voted to approve and accept the revised Mutual Aid…

Sheridan County’s Commissioners, at their regular meeting Tuesday, will consider a revised Mutual Aid Agreement between Sheridan County and Big Horn County, Montana for Emergency Services Mutual Aid. They will also consider a Landowner/Conservation District Agreement for the Sheridan County Tongue River Kleenburn Stream Stabilization-Water Quality Improvement Project. Also on…

For almost a year, Hardin High School students worked with elders and Crow language speakers to create a short animated film in the Apsáalooke (Crow) language. Producing the film was more difficult and took much longer than anyone expected, due primarily to the particular challenges of incorporating an endangered language into a contemporary script and modern storytelling format. The post Animated student film project brings Crow language to the big screen appeared first on Montana Free Press

Families at the Hardin Fairview Cemetery say mementos placed at the gravesites of loved ones have been removed by cemetery workers and discarded in a dumpster, sparking outrage in the community.

The Bureau of Land Management plans to gather and remove about 40 wild horses from the Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range in fall 2026 using low-stress bait trap methods. This action supports the long-term health and viability of the herd…