A few gifts checked off your list... and a Christmas wish passed along to Santa. Great Falls’ Cozy Little Fall Market brings together 28 Montana vendors Saturday. Details in the comments:

A popular Black Eagle watering hole is open again under new ownership and a new name — and it's serving up a full slate of unique events for customers.

From rural businesses to Montana’s forest products industry, more than $1 million in new grants will help MCDC support local ownership and new economic opportunities. Details below:

“We're still veterans, and we're still family.” From the ringing of the Bells of Peace to the final notes of Taps, one Veterans Day ceremony in Great Falls showed what those words mean.

On Tuesday, Nov. 10, three Gibson Flats residents filed a class action complaint on behalf of themselves and other property owners in the area against the City of Great Falls.

Local businesses are helping the program create a year-round space to collect, sort and store toys for families across north central Montana.

Groundbreaking research into Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases at a renowned Great Falls facility now has more funding thanks to a gift from a Great Falls native who passed away two years ago.

Police said the man walked into a business on the 400 block of 10th Avenue South at 9 a.m. while wearing a mask covering his full face.

For more than three decades, a Great Falls Christmas dinner has offered a place at the table for anyone who doesn’t want to spend the holiday alone.

IRONMAN Montana is still months away, but athletes are already racing to secure their spot.

A development planned to bring 163 homes to Great Falls marked the completion of its first house Thursday, offering a look at a project developers say could help meet the area’s housing needs.

Supporting voters, whatever their politics. Poll chaplains made their Montana debut this Election Day, with volunteers in Great Falls offering snacks, water and a calm presence at the polls.

Ballots are rolling in as the Cascade County Elections Office prepares for one final push as voters head to the polls on Tuesday.

A Halloween event at Eagles Manor brought families and residents together while supporting a growing meal program for those facing food insecurity.

Construction is underway on a Great Falls crisis center that will provide short-term care and connect people with ongoing support. Construction is expected to be completed by June 2027.

The race for House District 25, which covers the western part of Cascade County, features a three-term incumbent looking to hold off a challenge from a political newcomer

Law enforcement continues its investigation into fraudulent signature gathering allegedly used to get independent candidates on the ballot.

Before Shirstie Gaylord could open her new store on Central Avenue, she had to decide whether the 140-year-old building was worth saving.

If the ballot for Montana House District 19 seems familiar, that’s because it features the same candidates as two years ago in incumbent Jane Weber and challenger Hannah Trebas.

Although Montana House District 23’s boundaries lie mostly within Great Falls city limits, the contestants in the race both have strong connections to the community of Cascade.

Great Falls already has a strong base of locally owned businesses, and more national companies are now investing in the area.

The organization dedicated to helping area kids and families held a 40th anniversary celebration with a locally grown theme.

House District 26 covers wide area. And for the candidates in the race, water and education are among their top priorities.

An Air Force veteran with a passion for service hopes to transition to the Montana Senate, while his Democratic opponent has a vision for change.

For more than 20 years, a Great Falls-based agricultural equipment company has been giving every first grader in the Great Falls District and the surrounding area a free pumpkin.

A veteran lawmaker is seeking re-election in House District 24. To do so, he’ll have to hold off a challenge from a lifelong Great Falls resident and longtime Great Falls Public School employee.

A new addition at the Alliance for Youth helps tell the story of the organization — and more importantly, the countless lives it has changed over the course of 40 years.

Tricks, treats and plenty of toe beans! Five Beans Pet Care is bringing its fourth annual Lick or Treat back to Great Falls on October 25, with Halloween fun for pets, kids and the community.