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.

Great Falls Fire Rescue said in a news release that at 5:21 a.m. on Thursday, June 18, 2026, firefighters responded to a structure fire at 308 29th Avenue NE.

The Great Falls Police Department is bringing back a dedicated downtown officer as part of this year’s Downtown Summer Safety Initiative.

This action sparked outrage in the community. Resulting in the Farmers' Market Board removing the Pink Ribbon truck from this year's lineup.

The organization announced it will invest $1,107,127 during the coming fiscal year, funding programs expected to serve more than 32,000 people across Cascade County.

Tracy Wendt, executive director of the Sun River Watershed Group, said her organization works to improve and restore resources connected to the Sun River and its communities.

In the heart of downtown Great Falls, the historic Baatz Building is nearing the finish line on a major transformation

Two new veteran-focused gatherings in Great Falls offer fellowship, resources, and a space for veterans to connect and share their stories.

The Facebook post—with millions of views—shows the aftermath when a pregnant woman with epilepsy suffered a seizure at the market, collapsing next to the Pink Ribbon snow cone stand.

"When you see that excitement and energy, it makes all the work and everything that we've put into this so worthwhile," Worstell said.

Regional Cooperation 2026, led by U.S. Central Command, gave more than 350 soldiers from across 10 countries a chance to work through real-world scenarios together.

Great Falls Public Schools Superintendent Heather Hoyer says the Washington-based company is already an impressive educational partner.

When Montanans purchase beer, wine, or liquor, the money reaching beyond the cash register does more than most people realize.

A conservation group is appealing the Bureau of Land Management’s decision to cancel bison grazing permits on seven public-land allotments in Phillips County.

The grand opening starts Friday, June 12th at 5:00 p.m. with a dedication ceremony, food, door prizes, and meet-and-greets.

Every time Montanans buy beer, wine, or liquor, a portion of that money goes toward addressing the impacts of substance use across the state.

Janicki Industries is moving forward with plans to build in Great Falls, bringing the promise of new jobs and growth to a community that hasn’t experienced a major population surge in decades.