A nonperishable food donation at the Great Falls Public Library this month can help stock Great Falls Community Food Bank while reducing charges that keep some patrons from borrowing books.

Montana wildlife officials say a proposed federal plan to shift more grizzly bear management responsibilities to states may not significantly change the day-to-day work of managing bears.

The Great Falls High Legacy Alumni Association recognizes Bison who made a positive impact in service, culture, the arts and athletics.

Blackfeet youth and their families spent the weekend reconnecting with the land, culture and traditions of the Blackfeet Nation during the Sah ko mii tah pii Culture Camp

In a press release, Lee Enterprises and USA Today, which owns the Tribune, announced an agreement that will turn the Tribune over to Lee.

At the Central Montana Out of the Darkness Walk in Great Falls, participants raised honor beads to share their connection to suicide prevention and see others standing with them.

The 12th annual Jordan's Pumpkins for a Cause event returns Saturday, Sept. 26, at a farm northwest of Vaughn, offering free pumpkins, popcorn and hayrides while raising money for a local nonprofit.

Gov. Greg Gianforte led an education freedom roundtable in Great Falls, where district leaders, parents and students from public and private schools discussed new models. Details in comments:

Diane Volk’s family has attended Great Falls public schools for more than a century. Now she’s giving $500,000 to the Great Falls Public Schools Foundation to enhance education in the district.

The Black Eagle Fire Department is looking toward the future as it works to improve its station, repair aging equipment and continue serving communities across Cascade County

Spectrum is expanding its fiber broadband network to more than 1,200 homes and businesses in Cascade County, including the communities of Ulm and Vaughn.

During Native American week, a buffalo harvest in Rocky Boy is helping connect the community to its land and its culture.

Flu season is approaching — and the Cascade City-County Health Department is making it easier than ever to get vaccinated

Great Falls residents will not have to travel thousands of miles to Munich for Oktoberfest this week. The downtown celebration will feature a new night of celebrations to kickoff Fiday's event

Twenty-four people held at the Cascade County Detention Center have been released after a federal judge found they were arrested by immigration officers without the legal steps required.

Blackfeet Community College hosted Days of Piikani, a multi-day celebration designed to give students and community members an opportunity to learn about Blackfeet culture.

Montana's population is aging rapidly, and a new facility in Great Falls aims to help residents navigate those years with better health and independence.

Glacier Peaks Casino is celebrating 20 years in Browning, but the milestone represents much more than just two decades of gaming.

A Great Falls hospital just earned a major distinction — voted the best heart center in all of Montana.

As Showdown prepares to celebrate its 90th anniversary, two of the mountain’s historians are working to make sure those memories are preserved for generations to come.

Construction has moved farther east along Central Avenue as Great Falls pushes through the third phase of a multiyear project to reduce downtown flooding and replace aging infrastructure.

A magnitude 3.6 earthquake was recorded near Black Eagle on Friday, Sept. 18, marking the first earthquake in the Great Falls area in several months which was large enough to be widely felt.

September is National Recovery Month, and a free statewide program is giving Montana businesses the tools they need to support workers dealing with substance use disorders.

Before it housed businesses like River and Range Bistro, the Columbus Center was a hospital — and the place where chef and owner Drew Brennan’s father was born.

A critical staffing shortage is forcing the Cascade County Detention Center to reduce its inmate population as officials work to protect the safety of officers, inmates and the community.

Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art in Great Falls is bringing back Arts on Fire, a free community event celebrating art, food, music, and hands-on creativity.

Browning community members gathered for a buffalo harvest and a series of workshops focused on traditional foods, cultural practices and education.

For the 49th time, a group of Great Falls high school students is about to build a house from the ground up — and this year, the city may need it more than ever.