John Meade Ogburn was sentenced in federal court on Oct. 24 to 13 years and eight months in prison, to be followed by five years of supervised for trafficking methamphetamine and fentanyl pills, ...

The city Park and Recreation Department is working to remove dead and diseased trees and plant new ones in city parks and the boulevard district. The recently removed 23 trees in Gibson Park for a ...

City Commissioners amended their Community Development Block Grant funding agreement during their Oct. 15 meeting for sidewalk improvements around Carter Park. City public works initially submitted ...

A Great Falls man suspected of supplying methamphetamine to local dealers, laundering the proceeds and storing more than 100 pounds of the drug and a firearm in an Arizona storage unit admitted to ...

The credit union employee who was run over by a truck on Oct. 9 has given a full statement to law enforcement regarding the incident, but is severely injured, according to County Attorney Josh Racki.

Jesse Edwards Jr. has been charged with deliberate attempted homicide for the Sept. 8 assault that left a man with a traumatic brain injury. Edwards, 14, was initially charged with felony aggravated ...

Two neighborhood councils and the Council of Councils meet this week. Neighborhood Council 5 meets at 7 p.m. Oct. 21 in the Great Falls Clinic Specialty Center Conference Room, 3000 15th Ave. S.

The Montana Department of Transportation and Riverside Contracting Inc. have reopened the northbound lanes of Interstate 15 through Wolf Creek. These lanes were closed earlier this spring and traffic ...

Great Falls Public Schools is hosting a job fair this week. GFPS human resources representatives will be at Paris Gibson Education Center 3-5 p.m. Oct. 23 to answer questions and assist in applying.

Enjoy the sunshine this weekend Great Falls, even if it's a bit blustery. Here's this week's reading list. National League of Cities: Cities Financial Report 2024 The Washington Post: Montana Ranger c ...

City Commissioners approved a $200,000 change order during their Oct. 15 meeting for the Civic Center court relocation project. The project is moving the Municipal Court from the basement of the Civic ...