Keaton Pouliot, 23, is recovering in a Salt Lake City burn unit after being struck by 72,000 volts while working on a powerline in Cascade on July 29.

American Prairie filed a federal complaint challenging BLM's decision to revoke six bison grazing permits in Phillips County. Western Watersheds Project plans to file a separate complaint Wednesday.

A dream years in the making became reality for Great Falls Special Olympics athlete Jon Hargett during Jelly Roll's concert in Missoula on July 21st.

While firefighters battle the Ant Park Fire, Showdown Ski Area is serving up support with meals and base operations.

Upwards of 50 privately-owned historic military vehicles made a stop in Fort Benton Saturday as part of the Military Vehicle Preservation Association's Lewis & Clark 2026 Convoy.

The lower water levels are part of a planned drawdown at Black Eagle Dam as NorthWestern Energy completes the final phase of a multi-year rehabilitation project.

Janicki gifts wooden bison statue to Great Falls, representing a partnership between the city and the project.

Touro University leaders say a new law school, additional health programs, and a land purchase signal a growing commitment to Great Falls and Montana.

The proposed 2026 Downtown Urban Renewal Plan could open the door for tax increment financing to be used on parking, lighting, pedestrian safety and business development.

The future of medicine was on display at Great Falls High Thursday as Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine held its annual White Coat ceremony.

Military veterans affiliated with Veterans' Treatment Court are raising awareness and money for recovery at the Montana State Fair in Great Falls this week.

Howard's Pizza has announced it will not reopen its downtown Great Falls location, which has been closed since a fire impacted operations in January.

Great Falls International Airport opens an expanded west concourse with 164 seats, family restrooms and an outdoor deck as the terminal turns 50.

What may look like a hobby to some has become a passion for dozens of racers at Hobby Time RC in Great Falls.

Every weekday during the summer, a familiar school bus makes its way across the Rocky Boy Reservation. But instead of bringing students to the classroom, it's bringing lunch to them.

A 30-day public comment period is underway on a federal proposal that would give states greater authority over grizzly bear management.

AI cameras are already scanning license plates at a local Great Falls retailer. A Montana state senator says new legislation is on the way to make sure that data stays out of national databases

A trip into Montana’s backcountry can provide a break from everyday life. For the Montana Vet Program, however, that is only the beginning.

With food, carnival rides, concerts, even Indian Relay races, the Montana State Fair returns to Montana ExpoPark July 24 through August 1.

Twenty years ago, a nonprofit set out to make sure no rural Montanan got left behind simply because they didn't have a ride.

What started as a simple request for chicken feed has grown into a Great Falls business reaching customers across the country.

The Lewis and Clark Foundation is taking on an expanded operational role as the center prepares to close Oct. 1 for exhibit upgrades before a spring 2027 reopening.

This initiative is a collaboration between the public library and MSU Extension, providing youth with practical kitchen experience and lessons not commonly taught elsewhere.

Dr. Leanne Frost has held leadership roles at the college since 2011 and says her 15 years of institutional knowledge will help drive continued growth.

If you have an elm tree in your yard, city foresters are asking you to keep a close eye on it this summer.

A recent school board meeting in Shelby reignited discussions as residents demanded answers about their superintendent's DUI arrest — and whether the district tried to keep it quiet.

Big changes are coming to the Gore Hill Interchange in Great Falls — and if you drive to the airport, this is a route you know well.

The buzz of chainsaws filled the air in Lincoln this weekend, but residents say the annual wood carving competition is creating something far bigger than handcrafted sculptures.