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Catholic Diocese cancels St. Patrick's Academy opening days before school year
The Catholic Diocese announced Friday that St. Patrick's Academy High School will not open for the coming school year after it was unable to find a full-time principal and qualified faculty.
Little Shell Tribe celebrates 15th annual powwow in Great Falls
The sound of drums and dancing filled the Little Shell Tribe’s arbor in Great Falls this weekend as families, dancers, and visitors gathered to celebrate culture and community.
St. Patrick’s Academy High School families seek alternatives days before classes
Parents of St. Patrick’s Academy High School students say an email sent Friday left them with days to make new plans.
Texas pitmaster brings Montana-inspired sausage-making class to Great Falls
A Texas pitmaster with deep Cascade County roots is back in Great Falls this weekend — and he's bringing his sausage making skills with him
Nuisance property cleanup highlights changes to Great Falls code compliance
As crews removed debris from a property along Sixth Ave. N, officials said the work represented the final step in a code-compliance process that can take months—and one the city is now restructuring.
Union picketing continues outside Hometown Harvest Foods amid labor dispute
Former employees and union members continue picketing outside Hometown Harvest Foods after new ownership took over, wanting a conversation with the store's owner about the workers who were let go.
What happens when you drop off a stray at the Great Falls Animal Shelter?
Animals without any form of identification are held for 72 hours. Those with identification — a microchip, tag, or collar — are held for 96 hours, giving owners an extra day to reclaim them.
Great Falls police explain how missing children cases are handled
A social media post highlighting missing children from the Great Falls area is gaining statewide attention, prompting the Great Falls Police Department to explain how it handles missing persons cases.
Lincoln Elementary in Great Falls set to reopen after roof damage
Lincoln Elementary in Great Falls is reopening after a winter storm tore off the roof, forcing students to finish the year at other schools.
Law enforcement checks sex offender compliance in Cascade County
Five agencies checked on 230+ registered sex offenders in Cascade County as Montana's statewide registry grew 8.1% over five years.
Great Walls paints downtown with seven new murals
Paint, lifts and plenty of color have returned to downtown Great Falls as artists from across the country spend the week creating new murals for Great Walls Great Falls.
Great Falls group pushes for public safety levy as city eyes economic growth
Great Falls is experiencing economic growth with retail, industrial and military projects in the works, and a grassroots nonprofit says that means the city needs more public safety resources. -
21st annual Fur Ball to raise money for animals in need in Great Falls
The Maclean-Cameron Animal Adoption Center is getting ready for one of its biggest fundraisers of the year.
Electric City Youth Chorus opens auditions for second season
Young singers have a new opportunity to improve their voice and come out of their shell in Great Falls, as auditions for the Electric City Youth Choir's second season are opening soon.
Mountain Lion Safety: What to know before heading outdoors in Montana
Mountain lions are out across Montana, and wildlife officials say knowing how to respond if you encounter one can help keep you, your family and your pets safe.
Back-to-school blast helps Great Falls families prepare for the new school year
Hundreds gathered at Montana Expopark in Great Falls on Friday for the annual Back to School Blast, a community event designed to help families in need get ready for the upcoming school year.
Great Falls hosts Montana State Horseshoe Championships
For competitors at the Montana State Horseshoe Championships, every throw takes precision and practice
Montana hemp processors praise Senate delay of ban on floral hemp products
The U.S. Senate voted to delay a ban on certain hemp products until December, giving Congress more time to find a permanent regulatory solution.
The Town of Cascade is considering creating its own municipal police department
The Town of Cascade is considering creating its own municipal police department, with residents and town leaders discussing the proposal during a public meeting Thursday night.
Annual Great Falls festival to return with more murals, hometown artist
Great Walls Great Falls, previously ArtsFest Montana, runs Aug. 17-22. Samantha Houston joins six other artists adding to downtown’s collection of 68 murals.
Harvest Howl to benefit Camp Rotary will feature Chris Cagle
The Great Falls Rotary Club’s biggest fundraiser to benefit Camp Rotary is coming up, and the club is excited about this year's headliner.
Exhibit showcases students of Montana's Catholic Native American boarding school
A new exhibition opening in Great Falls this week invites the community to learn about Montana history — the Native American boarding school era.
Camp Sky Child gives kids with incarcerated parents a summer to remember
Life can be tough for kids with a parent in prison. For more than 30 years, a University of Providence educator has been making sure those children have a memorable summer experience.
A personal connection to Fort Benton’s Sacajawea statue
Fort Benton’s Lewis and Clark Expedition statue features Sacajawea, and MTN's Brianna Juneau shares her family connection. -
From lessons to shows, the 406 Arena is creating a place for all horse riders.
The 406 Arena in Vaughn is bringing horse riders together and making the sport more accessible to everyone
Helena native Reese Esponda wins floor at U.S. Gymnastics Championships
Helena native Reese Esponda won the floor exercise and finished fourth in the all-around Sunday at the 2026 Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships at the Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix.
Montana Air National Guard opens new $33M fuel facility in Great Falls
Wing leaders say the project improves efficiency, environmental safety and readiness while replacing an aging underground system.
Junior League bringing Touch a Truck event to Great Falls College-MSU campus
The Junior League of Great Falls is bringing its annual Touch a Truck event to Great Falls College-MSU this year. The new location fatures about 50 vendors and free admission for families.