Evening Newscast: Thursday, June 29

Yellowstone Public Radio

Published June 30, 2017 at 9:51 AM MDT

The Fort Peck tribes have filed a complaint against the Wolf Point school district alleging pervasive discrimination against Native American students in violation of federal law
President Donald Trump's efforts to roll back coal and climate-change regulations aren't discouraging a Wyoming utility from making a $3.5 billion investment in wind energy
The assessed valuation of Campbell County in northeastern Wyoming has dropped by $1.1 billion between 2016 to this year
Montana's chief political watchdog has ruled that Gov. Steve Bullock's re-election campaign violated state law by failing to timely report expenses stemming from his use of a state aircraft
The Montana Supreme Court has rejected an appeal in the case of a Montana woman who sued saying medical providers failed to diagnose her unborn daughter's cystic fibrosis
A bison rammed and injured a husband and wife as they were taking photographs in Yellowstone National Park
The investigation into the death of a famed Yellowstone National Park grizzly bear killed by an elk hunter in late 2015 determined that the bear was shot three times at close range with a .30 caliber rifle