Bound to Be Good Books, Great Falls’ first romance-only bookstore, is now open at 413 Central Ave., Suite A.

While Great Falls' new fireworks ordinance may have changed how some residents celebrate Independence Day, local organizations say the community's patriotic spirit is stronger than ever.

Fifty years ago, the people of Harlem carefully packed a snapshot of their community into a time capsule.

Within his first five casts using one of his own handmade jigs, Shandorf caught an eleven-pound walleye. Now his online store can't keep up with demand.

The Montana Department of Justice has charged a Hill County man with one count of deliberate homicide in the case of a 2019 murder on the Rocky Boy Indian Reservation.

Seven bears showed up on camera near Diane Collins’ home a few miles southeast of Pendroy, a small community in north-central Montana.

A Great Falls city commissioner is speaking out about motorcycle safety after a near-fatal encounter on Highway 2 and the death of a close friend.

The Great Falls Municipal Band has performed free summer concerts for more than 100 consecutive seasons.

Owen Robinson, who died June 20 at 81, helped secure a $500,000 donation and spearheaded efforts to preserve a century's worth of Tribune records for the museum.

Heavy rainfall over the weekend has led to significant flooding near Many Glacier in Glacier National Park.

Two Air Force veterans in Great Falls are sharing important reminders about how to properly display the American flag as the country celebrates its 250th anniversary.

The historic Roxy Theater in Shelby was filled with the sounds of live music this weekend as it partnered with the Whitefish Songwriter Festival for a special fundraiser aimed at helping secure the theater's future.

Reese Russell Riggin was booked into the Spokane County Jail on June 25 after a Cascade County judge issued a warrant tied to allegations that he violated the terms of his suspended sentence.

Outside the gates of the base, she works at Benefis as a nurse, Great Falls Public Schools as a school nurse, and comes home as a wife and mom of four.

A 2024 study conducted by NeighborWorks, the Great Falls Realty Association, and Development Authority found Great Falls needs a significant number of new housing units a year.

A Great Falls man has been charged following an alleged stabbing in downtown Great Falls shortly after midnight on Wednesday.

 As Independence Day approaches, the familiar sights and sounds of fireworks are returning to neighborhoods across Great Falls.

Great Falls Police are conducting a high-risk search warrant in the 400 block of 10th Avenue North in relation to an alleged stabbing in downtown Great Falls on Wednesday morning.

For prevention leaders in Cascade County, the concern is not just the decision itself, but how people understand it.

A Great Falls college student is spending her summer bringing sweet treats to communities across north-central Montana with the launch of her new ice cream truck, The Sugar Bolt.

The rodeo draws visitors from across the state and country — and for Augusta's local businesses, it's the biggest economic event of the year.

Owen Brooks Robinson, 81, passed away peacefully in his sleep the night of June 20, 2026, after a short battle with brain cancer.

Cascade County officials are once again examining funding for local museums as they work through tightening budgets and reviewing services the county is not legally required to provide.

This will mark the 6th WinCo Foods to open up in the state of Montana, the first being the 2019 locations in Helena and Billings.

Retired professional basketball player and Great Falls native Josh Huestis is once again giving back to the community that helped shape him by creating a shopping experience for foster children.

A 25-year tradition in Joplin marked a new milestone Saturday with the dedication of a new Veterans Wall of Honor inside Joplin Memorial Park.

The annual Waking the Dead Tour at Highland Cemetery features 12 storytellers portraying historical figures like Paris Gibson and Charlie Russell.

A simple request for a replacement water bottle turned into a much bigger surprise for a 10-year-old Great Falls boy who hopes to become a lineman one day.