This story was adapted from The Arrest That Shook Froid newsletter. On May 14, amid a dust storm in northeast Montana, Main Street in Froid was filled with cars as residents awaited Roberto Orozco-Ramirez’s return. After over 100 days in various detention centers, Orozco-Ramirez was back in the community that
Montana residents are nearly evenly divided over Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte’s performance, according to a Montana Free Press-Eagleton poll. Surveying over 800 registered voters in late April and early May, the poll revealed that 47% disapprove and 44% approve of Gianforte’s work, with 9% undecided. The poll also examined disapproval
A Flagstaff woman faces a 21-count indictment, including murder, after her toddler was found dead in a hotel room.
Republican Rep. John James’ PAC hired consultants linked to an alleged Trump-NRA deal, potentially undermining his anti-corruption stance.
Nearly three weeks after a 33-year-old hiker was killed in an alleged bear attack in Glacier National Park, wildlife experts are grappling with this “stunningly rare” incident. Authorities are keen to understand what might have triggered the conflict, shedding light on the bear’s potential future. Determining these details is crucial
Sandra Ramirez regrets her 2024 vote for Trump, citing immigration policies as support among Latino voters declines.
A new bill aims to stop USPS from allowing handgun mailing by non-dealers, reinstating a ban deemed unconstitutional.
Mike Duggan ends his independent Michigan governor campaign, citing lack of support amid Trump’s declining influence.
Senator Chedrick Greene was sworn into the Michigan Senate, prioritizing budget talks and affordability for constituents.
North Carolina’s April 2026 unemployment rate held at 3.7%. Leisure, construction, and business sectors showed job growth, while manufacturing slightly declined.
The Flint water settlement is progressing with property claims being paid. Personal injury claims are next.
