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Great Falls hosts annual Memorial Day ceremony
The Montana Veterans Memorial Association hosted its 21st annual Memorial Day ceremony in Great Falls, bringing together veterans, community members, and military leaders
Unicyclist rolls through Great Falls on world-record quest
Norm Joe, a unicyclist from Sydney, Australia started his global journey with Guinness on January 16th in Bluff, New Zealand.
'Healing the Collective Faire' brings holistic wellness resources to Great Falls
Organizers say the event is designed to connect people with practitioners, artists, and wellness resources.
Electric City Water Park set to open - without two key attractions
Two of the park’s most popular attractions—the Flow Rider and the Lazy River—will remain closed all summer due to significant safety concerns.
Meet the MTN Chevy raffle winner
All proceeds from the MTN Chevy Raffle go towards funding training and competition for Special Olympics athletes.
Great Falls Symphony announces its next Music Director
The search for a new director began in February 2024 when former Music Director Grant Harville announced his intention to depart
Dave's Hot Chicken opens in Great Falls
Customers are offered the choice of seven spice levels for their chicken, ranging from "no spice" to "reaper."
AT&T service hit by outages across parts of Montana
Phone and internet disruptions have been affecting AT&T customers across parts of Montana throughout Thursday
Cascade County Sheriff Candidate: Mindy Kahle
In Cascade County, the only candidates running for sheriff are on the Republican ballot, meaning whoever wins the primary will hold the office for four years starting in January.
Great Falls woman fights rare disease, aims to raise awareness
Brooke Lorang, a Great Falls resident who’s just 20 years old, was misdiagnosed for years before finally learning she has a rare condition called MALS.
Cascade County Sheriff Candidate: Jesse Slaughter
In Cascade County, the only candidates running for sheriff are on the Republican ballot, meaning whoever wins the primary will hold the office for four years starting in January.
EMS Week skills day sharpens first responder training in Great Falls
Several rural EMS providers attended the event, participating in learning stations that included pit crew CPR, tourniquet training, and decontamination. -
Pasta Montana hosts case sale for the public
Pasta Montana normally sells its product to the food service industry, and the case sale brings that pasta directly to the community
'Bark In The Park' combines baseball, dogs, and support for shelter pets
Bark in the Park is set for Saturday, May 23rd at Centene Stadium during the Voyagers game against the Idaho Falls Chukars.
Disabled veteran loses home in deadly Black Eagle fire
The Cascade County Sheriff's Office confirmed there was a death in the fire; the agency has not yet released the name of the person.
'Shelter in place' at three schools in Great Falls
The Great Falls Police Department said at 10:35 a.m. on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, that the move is a precaution
Behind the scenes: Great Falls Voyagers prep for opening day
There's a lot of work happening behind the scenes, from cleaning the stands to prepping the field.
Life After Prison: Great Falls panel sheds light on re-entry challenges
Barriers like finding a job, reestablishing trust, and building a new reputation can make starting over feel overwhelming for former prisoners.
Mimosa Showdown returns to Great Falls on Saturday
More than two dozen locations across downtown Great Falls will pour specialty mimosas Saturday, with a new QR code voting system helping determine the winner.
Black Eagle fire department mourns the passing of retired Captain Dave Lee
The agency said that Lee dedicated his career to protecting others with professionalism, leadership, and compassion
Changes for FedEx in Great Falls
A spokesperson for the company told MTN News that the change does mean a reduction in staff, which will begin on September 28, 2026.
Great Falls pools set to open soon
The Electric City Water Park and Neighborhood Pools will open on Saturday, June 6th, at 12:00 pm.
Montana dodges ‘Blue Dot Fever’ as concerts remain affordable and fun
Unlike big-city concerts running $200 or more for entry, tickets for most Montana shows stay around $50 or less.
North Middle School archery team returns from first nationals appearance
Despite the pressure of competing on a national stage, several North Middle School archers still managed to post personal-best scores. -
Cascade County students get hands-on education at Ag Days event
Nearly 800 fourth graders learn about Montana's top industry through nine interactive stations at Montana Expo Park during High Plains Conservation District's annual Ag Days event.
'High School House' tackles trades gap and builds hope for affordable housing
A unique program in Great Falls is helping students build their futures—literally—while addressing affordable housing in the community.
Leadership change at Salvation Army in Great Falls
Michael and Nancy Halverson are leaving at the end of June after three years leading the Salvation Army chapter in Great Falls.
Volunteers step up to help with meals at Eagles Manor
A recent change in ownership at Eagles Manor raised concerns among residents, caregivers, and civic leaders after the new management company announced plans to end meal service