Eight years after Saibeen’s Kitchen began inside the Times Square building, owner and chef Saibeen Acord has returned to the place where her business started.

The Great Falls Symphony is entering a new chapter with a new conductor and a season packed with collaborations and unique performances.

A Great Falls bank closed its doors early today — but its employees weren't done working. They just traded their desks for the community. Learn more about their efforts below:

As harvest season winds down across north-central Montana, producers are looking back on a growing season that changed dramatically after a major round of rain in June. See their concerns below:

Great Falls College MSU has opened an Early Learning Center offering flexible, affordable childcare for students, staff, faculty, and some community members.

Dogs of all shapes, sizes and speeds are putting their paws to the test this weekend as FAST CAT takes over South Park at Montana ExpoPark.

More than 8,500 veterans are represented at the Montana Veterans Memorial but their ranks are excluded. Veterans who volunteer at the memorial explain why every story matters.

The rumble of motorcycles echoed through Great Falls on Friday evening as hundreds of riders gathered for an annual tribute to those lost on September 11, 2001.

Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, members of the Great Falls community gathered to remember the lives lost and honor the first responders who answered the call that day

Motorcycle riders from across Montana gather in Great Falls each year to honor those who died on Sept. 11, 2001 — and the event keeps growing.

KRTV's annual "If You Give a Child a Book..." campaign has topped $30,000 for local students — and the total is still growing.

Great Falls and Cascade County officials met Wednesday with elected leaders and legislative candidates to discuss local issues ahead of the 2027 Montana Legislative session. See what they had to say.

NorthWestern Energy will conduct a planned overnight power outage for upgrades, affecting portions of central Great Falls on Sept. 16.

Construction is moving forward on Toby’s House Crisis Nursery’s new Great Falls facility. Here’s when leaders expect it to open and how it will expand support for families.

A Monday night barn fire destroyed a family's barn in Great Falls, killing several animals and leaving the property owners to decide what comes next.

Data centers are coming to Montana — and some are already here. But what does that mean for your energy bill and your community?

When families are struggling to afford food and other necessities, buying books is hard. KRTV’s “If You Give a Child a Book…” campaign is working to change that for students at Whittier Elementary.

Labor Day is more than a holiday — and the Central Montana Central Labor Council wants to make sure the people who keep this country running know they are valued.

Great Falls Public Schools has a new policy this year banning e-bikes and electric scooters on school property — and the superintendent says it comes down to safety.

Cascade County commissioners adopted their fiscal year budget Thursday, approving a spending plan that carries a deficit of more than $13.4 million driven largely by deferred expenses.

Wednesday’s strong winds damaged property and knocked out power across Great Falls. At Jaycee Park, pickleball players grabbed ladders and zip ties to help get their courts ready for play again.

From cleaning up downed trees to working to restore power, crews in and around Great Falls were busy Wednesday afternoon and into the evening after a strong wind storm made it’s way through the area.

The "If You Give a Child a Book" campaign is coming to Whittier Elementary to put new books in students' hands.

NeighborWorks Great Falls is asking Montana artists as it launches a new competition to design the organization’s official specialty license plate

The Cascade County Attorney's Office and Sheriff's Office are investigating potentially fraudulent petition signatures tied to the campaigns of two Independent congressional candidates.

A bat from Cascade County has tested positive for rabies, prompting local and state health officials to remind Montanans to take precautions around wildlife

As of Aug. 26, the main restriction of the Cascade County Juvenile Detention Center not being able to take new inmates was lifted.

Cascade County commissioners are preparing to take final action on the county's fiscal year 2027 budget. The more than 600-page document shows an apparent deficit of $13.79 million.