Lincoln Elementary is preparing to open for the school year to all its normally assigned students after a windstorm tore off about half of the school's roof in March. During the Aug. 3 school board ...

City Commissioners will hold a public hearing on their proposed budget and intent to increase property taxes during their Aug. 4 meeting. City Manager Greg Doyon formally transmitted his proposed ...

City Commissioners will consider adopting their budget during their Aug. 4 meeting. Nestled within the proposed $183,142,076 of expenses is a $14,300 item that made it into the budget largely outside ...

Crews will be moving a crawler crane from the NorthWestern Energy barge launch along North River Road on Aug. 5. The crane was used for the Black Eagle Dam Spillway Project. Throughout the day, ...

Calumet Montana and Montana Renewables are scheduled to conduct a plant-wide emergency response drill on Aug. 5 from 9 a.m. to noon. During the exercise, the plant's emergency notification system will ...

A district court judge granted a bail reduction for Damarcus Thompkins in a sexual intercourse without consent case. Thompkins, 19, was arrested in February on new charges for harboring a 15-year-old ...

We took a few weeks off from Sunday Reads, but they're back. Stay cool out there Great Falls. The Washington Post: Anthropic discloses that AI models in testing hacked three companies The New York ...

A portion of Evans Riceville Road has been closed since June 4 due to a road slide caused by heavy rainfall in late May and early June. Cascade County Public Works officials determined that a complete ...

The county dumpsite in Belt, at the original location, reopens Aug. 1 for regular operations. Cascade County recently purchased about three acres, which includes its original dump site location and ...

Charles Jackson, 17, appeared in court on July 28 to change his plea on several cases that have been lingering in Judge John Kutzman's court for several years. In a plea agreement, Jackson answered ...

In August, the city is set to begin its new corrosion control enhanced water treatment technique in response to new rules from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality and the U.S.