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FTC Right-to-repair settlement follows years of advocacy in Montana
The settlement resolves an antitrust lawsuit filed in January 2025 by the FTC and attorneys general from Arizona, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Brown Water in Shelby — Residents want answers as city investigates
Residents in Shelby say they are turning on their taps and getting brown water — and they want answers.
Brady's Western Days celebrates community history with all school reunion
Brady's Western Days festival, running July 17-19, will include an all school reunion, celebrating graduates from 1929 to the final graduating class of 2005.
New Great Falls food truck serves up community alongside breakfast and lunch
Summer is one of the busiest seasons for food trucks in Great Falls, and one of the city's newest businesses is using the opportunity to serve more than just meals.
Janicki Industries breaks ground — Community Forum Answers Questions
A project of this magnitude is bound to bring with it a lot of questions. And Janicki leaders spent time Thursday night providing the public with answers
Janicki groundbreaking moves Great Falls aerospace campus into construction
Janicki is an engineering and manufacturing company that produces large-scale tooling, parts, prototypes and assemblies for customers in aerospace, defense, space and other industries.
Janicki's entry into Great Falls a reminder of manufacturing history
The aerospace supplier's new 180-acre campus in Agri Tech Park is expected to bring 2,000 jobs to Great Falls and Cascade County, similar numbers to the old Anaconda Copper Company.
Great Falls joins nationwide reading of the Declaration of Independence
Communities across the United States came together Wednesday to celebrate a milestone in American history.
Great Falls native returns to build Montana film industry
Stu Brumbaugh spent 30 years in Hollywood — working on projects including John Wick, Rust, and Veep — before returning to Great Falls to build a film industry through his company, Ladder 5 Films.
What it's like as a person of color in Montana: Business owners share stories
Two Great Falls minority business owners say the experience of being a person of color in Montana is complicated — but Great Falls has surprised them both in positive ways.
Belt Performing Arts Center celebrates America's 250th anniversary
While Fourth of July fireworks may be over, the celebration of America's 250th anniversary is continuing in Belt.
Great Falls Fourth of July parade kicks off full day of celebration
Great Falls celebrated the Fourth of July with its annual parade and Hootenanny, kicking off the countdown to America's 250th birthday. -
Bound to Be Good Books brings romance reads to Great Falls
Bound to Be Good Books, Great Falls’ first romance-only bookstore, is now open at 413 Central Ave., Suite A.
Great Falls prepares for one of its biggest Fourth of July celebrations yet
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.
Nearly lost to history, Harlem's Bicentennial time capsule finally opens
Fifty years ago, the people of Harlem carefully packed a snapshot of their community into a time capsule.
From Hobby to Business: Shelby Fisherman's handmade jigs see success
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.
Hill County man accused of 2019 murder
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 caught on camera in Montana, 10 found the next morning
Seven bears showed up on camera near Diane Collins’ home a few miles southeast of Pendroy, a small community in north-central Montana.
Great Falls commissioner warns drivers after near-fatal highway close call
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.
133 Years of Music: The Great Falls Municipal Band's legacy lives on
The Great Falls Municipal Band has performed free summer concerts for more than 100 consecutive seasons.
Great Falls civic leader Owen Robinson leaves legacy at the History Museum
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.
High water releases continue as flooding impacts Many Glacier area
Heavy rainfall over the weekend has led to significant flooding near Many Glacier in Glacier National Park.
Flag etiquette reminders from veterans as nation marks 250th birthday
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.
Songwriter concert brings the future of live events to the Roxy Theater
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. -
Riggin booked in Spokane after new allegations involving children
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.
Montana nurse and Guard member earns national Air Force recognition
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.
Could 'backyard homes' help solve Montana housing crisis?
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.
Great Falls man charged following downtown stabbing
A Great Falls man has been charged following an alleged stabbing in downtown Great Falls shortly after midnight on Wednesday.