City Commissioners approved a $187,850 contract to WVH Enterprises during their May 5 meeting for the Kings Bridge deck replacement. The city-owned bridge is on
City Commissioners approved a $187,850 contract to WVH Enterprises during their May 5 meeting for the Kings Bridge deck replacement. The city-owned bridge is on the River’s Edge Trail about
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Charles Jackson, 17, appeared in court on May 5 on charges related to the March 22 downtown shooting and a bond revocation for previous cases. Jackson answered not true to
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The Great Falls Public Schools board was scheduled to vote during their April 27 meeting on an agreement between GFPS, the Cascade County Sheriff’s Office and the Great Falls Police
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Unofficial results are in for the May 5 school and special district elections. The results aren’t final until the county conducts the canvass, which is usually done within two weeks.
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At 15, Daniel Black convinced his band director to let him conduct the high school band. Leading his classmates, he never felt more comfortable. “I knew that’s what I wanted
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The National Mural Awards were announced May 2 and the winners include several artists who’ve painted murals in Great Falls. The awards were created in 2023 to “recognize the best
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Former Ivy Cottonwood Healthcare, based in Utah, received approval from the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services to reopen the former Ivy facility at 1130 17th Ave. S.
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Two people charged in connection with a September 2024 downtown alley assault that left a man with a brain injury appeared in court this week. Jesse Edwards Jr. and Ethanel
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After a two-hour hearing, the city planning board voted April 28 to postpone a decision on the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians of Montana’s proposed Good Medicine housing development.
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Dustin Steele appeared in court on April 29, asking for a reduction in bail due to his medical needs related to having been shot by police on March 16 in
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City Commissioners approved a $187,850 contract to WVH Enterprises during their May 5 meeting for the Kings Bridge deck replacement. The city-owned bridge is on
Charles Jackson, 17, appeared in court on May 5 on charges related to the March 22 downtown shooting and a bond revocation for previous cases.
The Great Falls Public Schools board was scheduled to vote during their April 27 meeting on an agreement between GFPS, the Cascade County Sheriff’s Office
The Montana Department of Transportation is developing the Central Montana Transportation Study to guide long-term transportation planning in response to anticipated impacts from planned development and
A Mexican man who used fake immigration documents was sentenced in federal court on May 6 to time served, 62 days, and remanded to the
The Great Falls Public Schools board was scheduled to vote during their April 27 meeting on an agreement between GFPS, the Cascade County Sheriff’s Office
Unofficial results are in for the May 5 school and special district elections. The results aren’t final until the county conducts the canvass, which is
County officials are contemplating the future of the Armington Bridge project as its been beset by delays and complications. During an April 29 meeting, county
The Air Force announced earlier this month that Malmstrom Air Force Base was one of two bases selected for a nuclear microreactor. This week, the
Malmstrom Air Force Base is one of two bases selected as potential locations for nuclear microreactors under the federal Advanced Nuclear Power for Installations, or
The 120th Airlift Wing of the Montana Air National Guard made its first cargo drop on its new drop zone near Power on April 6.
The Air Force’s Sentinel program is a behemoth with evolving details, but there’s been “forward aggressive progress.” That’s what Peter Sturdivant has seen in the six

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