Charles Jackson, 17, appeared in court on July 28 to change his plea on several cases that have been lingering in Judge John Kutzman’s court
Charles Jackson, 17, appeared in court on July 28 to change his plea on several cases that have been lingering in Judge John Kutzman’s court for several years. In a
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Great Falls Public Schools has hired, pending school board approval, its second girls’ flag football coach for the new club sport the district is launching this fall. The GFPS Athletic
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A portion of Evans Riceville Road has been closed since June 4 due to a road slide caused by heavy rainfall in late May and early June. Cascade County Public
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United Way of Cascade County is collecting school supplies and living essentials as part of its 16th annual Stuff the Bus drive on Aug. 6. More than 100 volunteers will
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The county dumpsite in Belt, at the original location, reopens Aug. 1 for regular operations. Cascade County recently purchased about three acres, which includes its original dump site location and
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Updated July 30 with four additional bites Flippin’ Family Fun Flippin’ Family Fun appears to be temporarily closed. A reader sent The Electric a photo of the roadway sign being
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In August, the city is set to begin its new corrosion control enhanced water treatment technique in response to new rules from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality and the
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James Dennis, 37, has signed a plea agreement to plead guilty to seven felony charges related to a June 4, 2025 car theft, police pursuit and crash. He’s been held
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Updated July 30 with additional information from Extension and an additional statement from Commissioner Eric Hinebauch During their July 14 meeting, Commissioner Joe Briggs pulled consideration of the lease from
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Resse Riggin appeared in court on July 23 for an answer hearing in the proceedings regarding whether he violated his probation conditions. The Cascade County Attorney’s Office filed a petition
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Charles Jackson, 17, appeared in court on July 28 to change his plea on several cases that have been lingering in Judge John Kutzman’s court
Great Falls Public Schools has hired, pending school board approval, its second girls’ flag football coach for the new club sport the district is launching
In August, the city is set to begin its new corrosion control enhanced water treatment technique in response to new rules from the Montana Department
James Dennis, 37, has signed a plea agreement to plead guilty to seven felony charges related to a June 4, 2025 car theft, police pursuit
Charles Jackson, 17, appeared in court on July 28 to change his plea on several cases that have been lingering in Judge John Kutzman’s court
A portion of Evans Riceville Road has been closed since June 4 due to a road slide caused by heavy rainfall in late May and
United Way of Cascade County is collecting school supplies and living essentials as part of its 16th annual Stuff the Bus drive on Aug. 6.
The county dumpsite in Belt, at the original location, reopens Aug. 1 for regular operations. Cascade County recently purchased about three acres, which includes its
Growing up on a farm in Kansas, Col. David Wyrick’s grandfather taught him about hard work and character. His grandfather had served in World War
Janicki Industries has selected Great Falls for its $830 million expansion. During the Great Falls Development Alliance annual meeting on June 2, John Janicki said
Air Force Global Strike Command conducted a test launch of an unarmed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile at 12:01 a.m. Pacific Time on May 20
Air Force Global Strike Command is scheduled to conduct an operational test launch of an unarmed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile between 12:01 a.m. and
