Great Falls News

The biggest shopping day of the year is right around the corner, which means plenty of serious bargain-hunters have already thought about their plan of attack.

Cranberries? Check. Green beans? Check. Turkey? Check! Sweet potatoes? Um...and so it's off to the grocery store for that one item that you forgot.

Thanksgiving may still be a few days away, but some Great Falls residents are celebrating tomorrow, as the Great Falls Rescue Mission prepares to feed over 300 people at their annual dinner.

A one-hour documentary film about Great Falls' history and its people will be unveiled in the city in two phases this week.

Raphael Graybill is probably one of the few Rhodes scholars who once a week dons a bulletproof vest.

Three musicians. One stage. No conductor. This is the challenge oboist Molly Trindle faces Sunday in her first-ever chamber music concert.

Get a jump-start on your holiday shopping this weekend without having to deal with the department store mobs.

Law enforcement gathered together this morning in Great Falls to honor one of their own, as Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Vernon Wise was laid to rest.

A lawsuit claiming Cascade County illegally rezoned land east of Great Falls made its way to the Montana Supreme Court today.

James Messick, the 40-year old Great Falls man charged with two felonies for a police stand-off last year in Great Falls, is back in court after violating his probation.

Members of the Great Falls "Grandparents Raising Grandchildren" project served up an early turkey dinner on Monday.

The building that houses Godfather's Pizza and TJ's Lounge in Great Falls sustained costly damage as a result of an early morning blaze.

A Great Falls man no longer faces criminal charges in connection with the death of his infant son back in May 2009.

It wouldn't be Thanksgiving without all the trimmings and some Scouts at Malmstrom Air Force Base are making sure everyone has a full plate this year.

An estimated 91% of America's population over the age of 65 has at least one chronic illness, and for many of those patients, in-home healthcare is one of the most viable solutions.

Canadian and Irish companies announced plans Friday to build a 100-mile-long power line in Montana that could prompt construction of wind farms in the Great Falls area by giving developers access to large out-of-state markets hungry for renewable energy.

Family Connections, a Great Falls childcare resource and referral agency, held a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony at their new location on Thursday.

One Great Falls man and his daughter are homeless this evening, after a very rude awakening.

One local artist's exhibit has arrived in Great Falls just in time for Veteran's Day.

Virtuoso piano playing combines with comedic banter in the Great Falls Symphony's concert at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday in the Mansfield Theater.