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Fort Belknap Indian Community to furlough half its workforce
Officials say about half of the tribal employees at the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation in northern Montana will be furloughed because of the partial U.S. government shutdown. The Havre Daily News reports the tribal government for the Fort Belknap Indian Community is planning to put a contingency plan into effect next week to address the lack of new federal funding.  Fort Belknap8/12/2019
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'Grow your own' program can bring health care to Montana's reservations
(Montana) -- A bill that passed in the 2019 state Legislature will help Montana tribal communities train to provide basic health care and dental services. After effort...
8/6/2019
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Fort Belknap steps up for its children
(Montana) -- For Hays Lodge Pole Schools Principal Reyna Monteau, the need for better resources and rapid response is dire for her students. Two of her students have...
8/4/2019
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Missoula group helping bring bikes to the Fort Belknap Reservation
(Montana) -- A charity that helps provide food to families in need is helping bring bikes to remote areas a Montana Indian reservation. Essential Eats Distributors...
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Suicide emergency prompts Fort Belknap community response
(Montana) -- For Hays Lodge Pole Schools Principal Reyna Monteau, the need for better resources and rapid response is dire for her students. Two of her students have...
8/2/2019
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Suicide emergency prompts Fort Belknap community response
(Montana) -- For Hays Lodge Pole Schools Principal Reyna Monteau, the need for better resources and rapid response is dire for her students. Two of her students have...
7/30/2019
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Montana teen with special needs missing from Fort Belknap, may be headed to Chicago
(Montana) -- Tribal authorities say an 18-year-old girl with special needs recently went missing, and was last seen with a stranger at a gas station in Beach, North...
7/28/2019
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Fort Belknap school, community working to help students amid suicide emergency
(Montana) -- For Hays Lodge Pole Schools Principal Reyna Monteau, the need for better resources and rapid response is dire for her students. Two of her students have...
7/19/2019
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Fort Belknap officials declare state of emergency after increase in suicides
(Montana) -- The Fort Belknap Indian Community (FBIC) Council has declared a state of emergency after a dramatic uptick in youth and adult suicides over the last year...
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Health, preparedness take center stage at Shoalwater Tribe Yellow Brick Road Tsunami/Health Walk
(Washington) -- It’s a fun and educational stroll when the annual Yellow Brick Road Tsunami/Health Walk comes to the Shoalwater Bay Indian Reservation July 23. There...
7/15/2019
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Fort Belknap man admits aggravated sex abuse
(Montana) -- A Fort Belknap man admitted in federal District Court Thursday to sexually abusing a girl on the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, U.S. Attorney Kurt Alme...
7/12/2019
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Fort Belknap man pleads guilty to sexual abuse of girl
(Montana) -- A Fort Belknap man has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a girl under 12 on the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, U.S. Attorney Kurt Alme said Friday. James...
5/1/2019
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Buy-Back Program partners with Fort Belknap Indian Community
(Idaho) -- The Department of the Interior announced today that nearly 3,000 landowners with fractional interests at the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation in Montana have...
12/31/2018
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Fort Belknap Indian Community to furlough half its workforce
(Montana) -- Officials say about half of the tribal employees at the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation in northern Montana will be furloughed because of the partial U.S....
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