Great Falls, MT News

• Great Falls, MT News
• Ex-foreman at Drumlummon mine says he was fired for enforcing safety
• Youth court is not run like a traditional courtroom
• Logan Wilson: Tragedy has more than one victim
• Nonprofit Watchdog news organizations charge forward
• Rustlers make comeback win against Bison to win State AA softball
• Malta parents' 18-month odyssey through the legal system after death of son Logan Wilson leads to frustration, civil suit
• Congressional democratic primary heating up
• Old Fort Benton opens Bourgeois House, Starr Gallery
• Across the Big Sky
• Elections office moving to ExpoPark for voter registration rush
• Great Falls airport to unveil tribute to fallen soldiers
• Senators seek to name bison 'national mammal'
• Top CEO pay equals 3,489 years for typical worker
• AP Study: Typical CEO made $9.6 million last year
• Dragon reaches the space station in historic feat
• New Fort Peck Community College president inaugurated
• New name delayed for MSU-Great Falls
• Meth feud leads to alleged stabbing
• Universities unveil new policy for sexual assaults
• Northcentral Montana forecast calls for widespread precipitation
• No liquids released in refinery blaze
• Great Falls High Taser suspect still at large
• Smith's plans to build gas station in Great Falls Marketplace
• Cleanup is temporary fix to Stockett area sludge
• Malta family files lawsuit over son's shooting death
• Simms man denies rape charges
• Man denies connection to Sherry Lankford death
• Leak on Rocky Boy's reservation shuts down gas station
• Committee approves bill blocking F-15 transfer to California
• Historical addition, museum to open in Fort Benton
• Trumpeter swans return to Blackfoot Valley
• EPA responds to gasoline spill on Rocky Boy's Reservation
• Complete Streets divides Great Falls crowd at meeting
• Schweitzer: Lowering reservoirs won't help stop flooding
• Mixed feelings over restoring wild bison in Montana
• Sludge cleanup set for summer in Montana
• UGF summer programs offer teens college credit
• Tier III sex offender moves to Ulm
• CMR Senior projects provide extra challenge
• Across the Big Sky
• MSU-GF breaks ground on child development center
• Tajik delegates seek agriculture advice at Groundworks farm
• Cascade County to refinance general obligation bonds for lower interest rates
• 'Mountain man' arrested in parking lot of Butte Walmart
• Private company launches spaceship
• Central Catholic principal retiring after 12 years
• State again asks court to deny Beach a new trial
• Judges uphold $3.4 billion Cobell settlement
• Denton mourns young men
• Across the Big Sky
• Tennessee firm wins state health clinic contract
• FWP to hear from public on bison plan
• Lone Lodge Grass grocer closes 1 day to protest thefts
• PSC chair Kavulla named to national board
• Holy Spirit students spruce up clergy headstones
• MSU-GF names Wolff new dean
• Forbes family demolishes westside home
• Montana Parole Board recommends no clemency for Ronald Smith
• NATO shifts to help an elusive Afghanistan peace Thousands march through Chicago
• Great Falls trailside dog park reopens
• Four shoot for attorney general position
• 22 states join Montana's campaign finance fight
• Ford book returns to Great Falls
• GOOD NEWS ROUNDUP
• Departing employees logged more than 220 years at Trib
• Two die in wreck in Denton
• UM trying to reassure prospective students
• UM official upset with victim
• America continues expansion with digital manifest destiny
• Torch relay marks 70-day countdown to the 2012 Olympic games
• Missoula break-in suspects caught
• Cancer patient depicts journey on hospice wall
• Cribbage players 'peg out' at Elks Club tournament
• Grizzly trapping to begin in Madison Range
• Builder: North Dakota oil boom is best opportunity in decades
• North Dakota oil boom crew camps bane for some, salve for others
• The story behind Joe Mazurek's story
• Early-onset Alzheimer's strikes former Montana Attorney General Joe Mazurek
• Ex-NFL player honors Belt teacher at Fuel Up to Play 60 event
• Cascade County Sheriff's Office gets new patrol cars
• New review in Duncan torture, killing case
• Charges filed against Billings man who threatened to kill Obama
• Provision would protect Malmstrom mission
• Awards recognize Great Falls' unnoticed heroes
• Families celebrate completion of 10 self-built homes
• Across the Big Sky
• Marijuana repeal sponsor says he'd do it again
• Crowd celebrates completion of houses built by students
• Beer company helping to send WWII vets to memorial
• Two OK after emergency landing in small plane near Darby
• Black Eagle fire proposes $25 fee increase
• Kalispell mail processing center to be closed
• Social Security hearing office to reopen in Great Falls
• New tribal veterans center opens in Montana
• Program would help Great Falls bikers, walkers
• Lethal Legacy: Latest PPND victim laid to rest today in Turner
• Candidate accuses current secretary of state of errors
• State to decide on sentence placement for Rosander
• Mystery solved: Film found in basement depicts Will Rogers in Great Falls during the 1920s
• Film on medical marijuana legislation in Montana to show around state this week
• Montana searches for leftover oil from spill
• Eddie Money to headline Brewfest at the Ballpark
• Deerfield Colony teacher named rural teacher of the year
• Across the Big Sky
• Great Falls brothers sentenced for vehicle thefts, drug trade
• Judge strikes down more election laws
• Benefis unveils north tower renovations
• Shodair names Ulm girl 'Champion Child'
• Cops' Corner: Domestic abuse tops homicides
• New arson dog joins Great Falls Fire/Rescue
• 500 show for Sun River opening, shed hunting
• Easter Seals to move into former bank downtown
• Rehberg looks to stop F-15 transfer from MANG with amendment
• Great Falls hopes to stop drivers' cellphone use
• Across the Big Sky
• Active-duty military, families get free U.S. park passes
• New book reveals joys and sorrows at Cut Bank Indian Boarding School
• Margolis crusading for public service
• Trophy buck shot in Midwest fathering fawns in Louisiana
• Judge blocks helicopter hazing of bison
• National champ: Cascade boy practices penmanship to perfection
• Gate unlocked in Tenderfoot road dispute
• City to consider cellphone restrictions
• Man arrested for evidence tampering in Lankford death
• Frontier Airlines makes Great Falls debut
• Parents, students lodge objections over principal swap
• Good News Roundup
• Meet the candidates for U.S. House of Representatives
• Facebook CEO turns 28: Does age matter?
• GOP gubernatorial candidates seek far right support
• Forest Service blowing up trees
• Foresters' Ball attendees could face breath test
• Great Falls dancer living her dream
• Crowded field vies to replace Rehberg in U.S. House race
• Principal swap may draw crowd to trustee meeting tonight
• Bike to Work Week rolls around
• Frontier flights take off today
• HD 18 challenger wants more jobs
• HD 18 incumbent proud of record
• Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bullock looking to the future, next generation
• BLM restores old homesteads for the future
• Bush talks about faith at fundraiser
• House District 18 candidates fire verbal bullets
• Against all odds: CMR senior to graduate despite trials
• Free land from Homestead Act of 1862 got ag industry rolling in Montana
• Across the Big Sky
• Euro was troubled from birth, experts say
• White buffalo bull being donated to Texas ranch
• Guns at issue as NRA endorses Pinocci in HD18
• Community gardens open
• Across the Big Sky
• J.P. Morgan's bad bet sparks firestorm over regulation
• Havre sisters face marijuana charges
• Dog park reopens
• Finalists for MSU-GF dean seat to visit
• State wildfire officials turn to Twitter
• GOP Candidate Corey Stapleton says combination of experience, leadership key
• Cultural items returned to Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes
• Rosander sentenced to 5 years, $227,977 in restitution for Loading Zone deaths
• Judge candidate Michael Rausch: Tax lien a 'non-issue'
• GOP candidate O'Hara thinks hard work, listening will trump big budgets
• GOP candidate Ken Miller's robo-calls nothing new to politics
• Rosander sentencing today for Loading Zone deaths
• Some want helicopters to stop scaring bears
• Wolf-hunt plan that includes allowing trapping gets initial OK
• Voting by mail gains favor
• Man gets four charges for road rage incident
• U.S. House passes bill with Rehberg's gun provision despite veto threat
• Farmers markets getting funds for food stamps
• Montana Club names Davidson Rotarian of the Year
• Judge blocks transfer of Yellowstone bison
• Obama supports gay marriage; Montana, nation split
• Rural centers off chopping block with reduced hours part of compromise
• GOP candidate Ken Miller wants to push Montana in the right direction
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Primary election ballots in the mail this week
• Montana judge says contraceptive ban violates teens' privacy
• FDA review favors first drug for HIV prevention
• Officials: Al-Qaida bomber was a CIA informant
• Gubernatorial candidates hit TV
• Walker re-elected to Great Falls school board
• County OKs hike in Ulm fire fees
• Community activist, vet dies of cancer
• Wolf hunts may include trapping
• GOP candidate Jim Lynch says he's the most qualified
• Belt native, who was longest-serving appeals judge, dies at 93
• Ryan Leaf changes plea to guilty for burglary, drug possession
• GOP candidate Neil Livingstone says he's no politician
• Fort Benton clock tower suffers vagaries of time
• State representative says Schweitzer broke law with bison transfer
• Closed road in Little Belts spurs fight for public access
• Across the Big Sky
• Leaf will change plea today
• Money drying up in marijuana suit
• FEMA unveils new phone alert system
• Wolf Point bitter over Cowboy Hall of Fame decision
• Former resident earns top accolade
• Garbage bin passes grizzly test
• Miss Indian World has Poplar ties
• GOP hopeful Rick Hill ahead in polls, funds
• Great Falls principal swap ruffles feathers
• Changes around Great Falls should help traffic flow
• Good News Roundup
• Study: Work emails bad for your health
• iPhone tools clean, charge up devices
• Across the Big Sky
• Cool cars cruise the drag in Great Falls
• $100,000 donors revealed at annual Mayfaire event
• GOP candidate Bob Fanning boasts financial expertise
• GOP gubernatorial hopefuls look to June primaries
• Smart, active 2012 Academic All-Stars
• BLM to buy private land in Missouri Breaks
• Local bucking bull draws national attention
• U.N. fact finder says land restoration could be key to reconciliation with tribes
• Judge orders Colstrip EPA info to be put on hold
• Cut Bank man, 21, dies in rollover
• Friends of Sun Prairie form to improve community
• Great Falls schools swap leadership lineup
• Across the Big Sky
• Settlement reached in faulty tire civil case
• Interior sets new drilling rules for 'fracking' on public and Indian lands
• TransCanada reapplies for pipeline
• College students complete third home in collaboration with NeighborWorks
• Veteran fly-fisher holds women-only class Saturday
• GFH senior second in family to be named Presidential Scholar
• Grant helps renovate downtown buildings
• Schweitzer sides with initiative that corporations aren't people
• Hyslop found guilty in death of 2-year-old
• Varying views of convicted killer Ronald Smith
• Across the Big Sky
• Ryan Leaf's arraignment postponed
• Study: Rate of skin melanomas in young people has increased
• Ulm fire proposes $50 fee increase for rising fuel, insurance costs
• Simms man charged with five counts of rape
• Work on Montana Veterans' Memorial expansion project begins
• Groups ask that Montana judge toss ban restricting campaign donations
• Killer pleads for life; families ask for death sentence
• Hyslop trial continues; jury hears phone calls
• Parks campaign reaches halfway funds goal
• New victims join lawsuit against diocese and Ursuline sisters
• Senator fights to keep employers from asking for passwords
• Syrian ruins destroyed by political unrest
• Hearing 'final opportunity' for convicted murderer Ronald Smith
• Federal officials examine response to UM sexual assaults
• Groups ask EPA for stricter emissions control
• $12.5 million Chippewa Cree Tribe Tribal Justice Center adds jobs, jail cells
• Hyslop trial: Judge considers mistrial motion during mother's testimony
• More teens taking hits as marijuana use climbs
• Speed limits can vary, so exercise caution by schools
• Group: Ax city's Design Review Board
• Cut Bank standoff escapee arrested
• Beer companies seek dismissal of reservation lawsuit
• Great Falls man charged with raping teen girls
• Great Falls wood carver joins elite circle of artists
• Convicted murderer to plead for life at clemency hearing
• Construction season begins in Great Falls
• Officials to provide update on superfund sites at Neihart meeting
• Hyslop trial: Accused killer's brother takes witness stand
• Charges amended in alleged Great Falls High hazing case
• Judge rejects lawsuit against Montana author
• Across the Big Sky
• Great Falls man directs Grade B feature-length film
• Good News Roundup
• Al-Qaida remains strong a year later after Bin Laden's death
• Cross-border collaboration sought to prevent oilfield crime
• Officials check for fishery damage after Yellowstone River oil spill
• Man, woman die in car wreck near Dupuyer
• Effort begins to restore whitebark pine
• Malisani hired as Cascade County extension agent
• BNSF Railway's plume cleanup trial starts today
• Montana politico travels the globe for democracy
• States look at local effects if Arizona immigration law upheld
• Fox Farm road construction starts Monday
• In Wyoming, suspicion and privacy rights override immigration issue
• Airport, Army squabble over reserve building
• Flooding not likely, but conditions could change
• Montana election could decide outcome of immigration laws
• Judge candidates bring wealth of experience to race
• Land managers, ranchers working to avert Big Open's sage grouse from listing
• Across the Big Sky
• Across the Big Sky
• Death penalty sought, murder charges filed in Sidney kidnapping case
• Police interview tape shown to jury in Hyslop trial (raw audio, explicit language)
• Soaring telecom towers prove deadly for migratory birds
• MApril on hold for one week
• July 4 parade in planning stages
• FWP to pursue Bison conservation study
• 'Mountain man' Nichols denied parole
• Rehberg votes against hiking student loan rate
• Administration backs off child farm labor rule
• Beach's lawyers: Judge thorough in decision for new trial
• Special Olympic athletes look to qualify for state games
• Carter County under rabies quarantine after puppy infected
• People should be aware with grizzlies starting to leave their dens
• Senate committee plan has provisions important to Montana ranchers
• Police defend actions in second day of trial of man accused of killing 2-year-old
• Officials announce Great Falls' 2012 Preservation Awards
• Two convicts fail to return to center
• State senator lobbies in Washington on oil, natural gas issues
• Rehberg amendment blocks tracking firearm purchases in border states
• First ever kidney recycled from live donor
• Warrants issued for ex-quarterback Leaf on Texas drug offenses
• TSA defends pat-down of Montana child in Kansas
• Pacific Steel donates $75,000 to MSU-Great Falls childcare center
• Prosecutors say Hyslop changed story, defense says no real investigation in trial of 2-year-old girl's death
• Montana's processing centers may stay open
• ACLU Lawyer: Privacy laws need to adapt in digital age
• Hutterites allege labor law infringes on religious rights
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Jury finds Ford Motor Co. at fault in civil case
• Senate passes measure to protect rural post offices
• A-list actors star in Cut Bank-focused film
• School board candidates focus on funding
• Rocky Mountain Front bill supporters wonder where Rehberg's been
• New mad cow disease case reported in California
• Three members still want to leave SME co-op
• New grant offered free ACT testing across the state
• Still no jury after day two in Hyslop trial
• Blue Cross: Official fired over missed bid
• Controlled burn turned wildfire consumes 4,000 acres south of Fairfield
• Across the Big Sky
• Public radio falls short of $600,000 goal
• City softball league safe for another summer
• Faith, pragmatism guide Lewistown recycling
• Fire destroys Billings stables
• Governor once supported Romney
• Montana judge orders settlement talks in fatal obsession case
• PPL Montana sues EPA to keep power plant's upgrades secret
• Ex-staffer accuses Montana GOP gubernatorial candidate of inaccurate fund reporting
• Crime rises as oil booms in Northern Plains
• Jury Selection today in toddler's death
• Register Early For Free Computer Classes At Great Falls Public Library
• Great Falls Public Library Announces the 2012 Summer Bookmobile Schedule
• Many firsts for 2012 Ice Breaker road racers
• First Yellowstone bison calf born on Fort Peck Indian Reservation
• Goodnews roundup
• Tester discusses healthcare issues with rural veterans
• Officials break silence on medical marijuana probe
• Hour-long radio show all about politics
• Dandelion Foundation holds rally to curb abuse
• Across the Big Sky
• PSC to hold roundtable on telephone programs
• Lawsuit filed to halt logging project
• EPA battled pollution in '72; now it's politics
• Young innovators bring ideas to life at STEM expo
• Applications available for justice spot
• Volunteers clean up parks during United Way event
• Dog given Purple Paw Award for saving owner from rattlesnake
• Family's lawsuit: Government failed to investigate Reservation death
• Choteau meeting sees views split on Rocky Mountain Front Act
• Candle causes fire in West Side apartment
• Leaf to be arraigned on May 3
• Justice Department reviewing allegations of poaching, theft by Lake County Sheriff's Office
• Drivers see break as gas prices begin fall
• Yellowstone grizzly list status extended for 2 more years
• UM hires media company with ties to Penn State
• Former NFL quarterback offers lessons from the field at Bobcat banquet
• Romney dismisses Schweitzer remark about polygamy
• Former Historical Society curator dies
• STEM Expo starts today
• Levon Helm of The Band dies at 71
• Choteau oil and Gas presentation details tax distribution
• Innovation key with students' projects at East Middle School
• Planned Parenthood official looks to Montana senate race
• 'Superior' musical groups head to state after District 6 event this weekend in Great Falls
• Double house fire on 13th Avenue ends with no injuries
• CO2 injection plans moving along in Montana
• Federal officials seek 1980s 'mountain man'
• Grizzly caught on Rumney Ranch on Blackfeet Indian Reservation
• Air Force's new computer system a bust, officials say
• Lawyer drops out of Montana Supreme Court race
• Justice of the peace resigns for new post in Cascade County
• Budget caps keep Montana school levy requests down
• Physical activity could lower risk of Alzheimer's
• Great Falls man pleads guilty to negligent homicide
• Second case of hantavirus confirmed in Cascade County
• Great Falls among best in nation for music education
• Trailer Terrace near Great Falls leaking wastewater
• Developers turn over empty Hardin jail to bondholders
• Plaintiffs face uphill fight in 'Three Cups of Tea' lawsuit
• Most at redistricting unopposed to new legislative lines
• Discovery thrills with retirement flight
• Looking for wildlife at Yellowstone? Find out on your phone
• Alleged thief appears on drug charge
• Weird flavors: Marketing, or just our taste buds?
• Three Ts are easily explained
• Cpl. Antonio Burnside: Mother remembers her soldier who will be laid to rest today
• Nine cited for $2,000 damage at Widow Coulee
• Mortenson faces civil suit over books
• Montana conservationists say water quality near coal mines needs protection
• Bear traps set to catch yearling killer(s) on Blackfeet Reservation
• Advanced placement artwork on display at Dahl Gallery
• Burglar lugs away $4,000 in change
• EPA to set rules today on fracking
• Exhibit highlights trail building in Bob Marshall Wilderness
• Texas prosecutor wants Leaf in prison
• Southern Montana's interim manager fired
• Two Montanans among five remaining Doolittle Raiders
• Great Falls' firefighting score set to decline this summer; fire insurance rates may rise
• Across the Big Sky
• 'Sustainable' is difficult to accomplish and hard to define
• Good news roundup
• Major League Baseball honors Jackie Robinson with ballpark tributes
• New Bible gives modern 'Voice' to the Word
• E-reader owners still favor printed books
• Tribes buy trash cans to thwart bad bears
• Westslope cutthroat trout restoration showing good results
• Great Falls native helps clothe stars in L.A.
• Local experts work to unlock cure to Alzeheimer's disease
• Blackfeet warrior's remains return
• Hybrid sales surge in March
• Corps: More flood storage offers limited benefit
• KKK invite riles Idaho lawmaker
• Beartooth co-op seeks to nullify SME contract
• Case about shared benefits for gay couples goes to state high court
• Four police officers promoted
• Eminent domain trials canceled; MATL construction to resume
• Rehberg to hold listening session on implications of the Rocky Mountain Front Heritage Act
• Glacier Park's Sun Road could open June 15 at the earliest
• Ryan Leaf charged with 4 felonies
• 50 tires pierced; suspect sought
• Hantavirus confirmed in Cascade County
• Challenger means contested school board race
• Roosevelt math teacher earns grant for quilting, cooking supplies
• Power outages affect 3,700 in Great Falls, Vaughn
• Montana's high court blocks initiative on justices' locations
• Gas prices may make or break tourist season
• City launches wildland fire prevention program
• Western states ripe for wildfires
• Rural residents balk at postal closure plan
• Across the Big Sky
• Netting tax cheats is no walk in park
• Food forum focuses on local sources
• Academy students to show off talents
• $4 million settlement cuts Great Falls high schools' deficit in half
• Governor names adjutant general
• Strong wind spreads fire near Lincoln
• Judge upholds restraining order against bison transfers
• Second degree murder charges filed in Trayvon Martin case
• Rick Perry against moving C-130s to Montana
• Suspects in assault, theft apprehended
• County attorney's office to pay $20,000 for expert witnesses
• City manager: Leaders need to prepare for possible base closure
• Retired colonel talks about Afghanistan
• Montana State Fair contracts finalized, total $272,000
• Man gets 75 years in prison for sexual assault against real estate agent
• Bobby Petrino fired for lying, hiding relationship from boss
• Montana politicians not surprised by Santorum's move
• Santorum's withdrawal signals return to traditional approach for GOP
• Schweitzer: Hike contributions to fix pension plan
• Too many beavers at Beaver Creek?
• Hill's opponents work to muscle him out of lead in GOP primary
• Lunch break disappears as many eating at desk
• Daughter of standoff suspect charged with theft
• Soccer player gets his kicks helping veterans
• United Way website links volunteers with opportunities
• Man arrested after Easter Sunday shooting in Lewistown
• B-52 bomber marks major milestones in 2012
• Gibson geese, swans back on the pond
• Blackfeet mourn warrior slain in Afghanistan
• '60 Minutes' Mike Wallace dies
• Injured veteran dies days before moving into specially built home
• U.S. heat records shattered in March
• Wyoming town sells for $900,000
• Frazer students hang tough, turnaround standarized test scores
• STEM - Earth Day 2012
• Privacy In The Digital Age: Is The Fourth Amendment Still Relevant In Our Technological Age?
• Pine beetle infestation tapering off
• Probe shines light on charity rules
• Great Falls native killed in Afghanistan leaves family behind
• Montana's gentler weather pleasing
• Oil company buys school iPads
• Tiny church survives despite the odds
• Now is a time of struggle, transition for rural Montana churches
• Lamb producers hope that Easter will bring an upswing
• Artist Thomas Kinkade draws fans, critics after death
• Titanic: The news that changed the news
• 500 kids + 4,800 eggs = fun at Gibson Park
• Easter egg hunters round up ranch's bounty near Carter
• I-15 rollover kills Great Falls man
• Consumer beefs with red meat put producers on defensive
• GOP primary promises a seven-way showdown for governor
• Storm less severe in town
• Evolution, climate teaching bill awaits governor's signature
• Birds migrating to area sooner than usual
• Governor, wife pay $34,800 in taxes
• Corps: Missouri River reservoirs in good shape
• Judge blocks law to increase cabin leases
• Officials locate missing kayakers
• Better spill plan eyed by Exxon, agencies
• Document recommends denying request for clemency for Smith
• Forest Service to buy more land in the Tenderfoot Creek watershed
• UM still owes $147,000 to O'Day, Pflugrad under contracts
• New officers graduate from academy
• Tech N9ne to return to Great Falls in May
• Man pleads guilty to hiding body in Blackfeet Reservation slaying
• Settlement in funding lawsuit means $4.6 million more for public schools
• 'Three Cups of Tea' author must repay charity $1 million
• Benefis Foundation campaign to fund Peace Hospice expansion
• 95-year-old Billings man enters Guinness record as world oldest clown
• 9th Circuit to investigate Judge Cebull's email
• Sexual assault charges dismissed in alleged Bison football hazing
• All eyes focus on Montana's Senate race for the majority
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Retired colonel to share stories in Great Falls on Tuesday
• 6 longtime Trib employees taking early retirement
• Secure Communities activated in Montana, Washington
• Prescribed burns near Monarch successful even with winds
• Governor, officials tour Montana's Bison Range
• Texas company to revive Montana mine using CO2
• Groups saying wolf tortured want investigation into death
• Medical marijuana providers suing government arrested
• Two Montana WWII heroes die on same day
• Fort Kipp man sentenced for molestation
• Cops' Corner returns, seeks readers' questions
• Doctors aim to cut wasteful spending
• Oil, gas inspections set to improve
• Man admits helping dad hide Blackfeet woman's body
• Ex-quarterback Leaf could be held in Cascade County for 30 days
• Blackfeet Community College receives $10,000 grant
• Officials look to lower euthanasia rate at Great Falls animal shelter
• Senate campaigns living high on the hog
• Rare triplet calves born in Fort Shaw
• Protestors converge on Fort Peck during Montana governor's Monday visit
• 'Invaluable' art leaves Great Falls
• Prison sentence grows more likely for Leaf after second arrest
• Iowa governor seeks probe on 'pink slime'
• Tiny towns go up for sale around U.S.
• Prescribed burns slated for Little belt, Little Snowy Mountains
• Electric City Power loses $23,314 in March
• World War II vet Glass dies at 92
• Babb: Small school, big benefits
• Troy mayor faces recall election
• Fired UM athletic director, coach hire attorneys
• MSU campuses going smoke free this fall
• Word Meisters showcase sesquipedalian skills
• Baucus to run for U.S. Senate again in 2014
• Choteau faces huge sewage bill
• Montana's senior senator has faith in health care law
• Across the Big Sky
• Red Ants Pants Music Festival names artists for summer event
• Three tickets hit $640 million lottery jackpot
• Documentary shows how program gives veterans an outlet for healing
• Monthlong probe led to Leaf's arrest
• Teton County set for fight over county road
• Fair showcases healthy products, information
• Teen arrested in connection to rash of car thefts
• Dogs, owners show off agility and teamwork
• SME members not in agreement about dissolution of co-op
• Wyoming tribe blasts bald eagle permit
• Judge denies request to dismiss Credit Suisse loan lawsuit
• People pack ExpoPark for home show
• FWP addresses 'no live bait on Missouri' rumor
• GOP appeals dismissal of ethics case
• Paris Gibson Square director resigns
• Residential heating bills to drop 18.7 percent in Great Falls area
• End of annual marsh flooding could mean elimination of waterfowl hunting at Benton Lake
• Thousands mourn slain Sidney teacher at funeral
• Ryan Leaf arrested for felony drug, burglary charges
• Local woman wins $25,000 from scratch ticket
• Mock crash educates students before prom
• Blackfeet Tribal Councilman suspended temporarily
• Woman charged with negligent homicide in Blaine County undersheriff's death
• 16-year-old gets two years for molesting toddlers
• MANG mission reaffirmed; delivery date to be announced
• Photos of live, trapped wolf prompt threats to Missoula-based group
• Dismissal catches UM alum off guard
• Montana FWP set to euthanize grizzly that killed calves
• Man maintains innocence in sex abuse case
• SME trustee: No 'easy way out' of contract for city, dissolution unlikely
• Petition seeks Roosevelt County sheriff's removal
• Attorneys reveal trial plans in trial for man accused of killing toddler
• Meetings planned in Choteau to discuss bison relocation
• Blackfeet artist wins national award
• What do you do after you hit the jackpot?
• Great Falls program pairs students with books
• Thieves hit Great Falls cars, police say
• Cascade Commissioners OK land-use study about Malmstrom, missiles around state
• Heavy Runner pleads guilty in mother's death
• Across the Big Sky
• Airport seeks bids to add parking
• Woman receives new meth charge
• Great Falls school children bring determination, music to concert
• Several supporters tour historic Rainbow Dam powerhouse
• DEQ requires pesticide permits from districts
• Yellowstone Park elk population declines 80 percent since 1992
• Blackfeet Tribe OKs company's plan to offer 'non-chemical' fracking on reservation
• Railcars idled in northcentral Montana back in demand
• Southern Montana co-op could survive bankruptcy
• Lewistown teen wins spelling bee
• UM's Johnson back on field after agreement reached with accuser
• Assault charges against woman dropped
• Carbon dioxide research group meeting in Great Falls
• School board not renewing 22 positions
• Millions spent on attack ads in high-profile Senate race
• EPA orders oil firms to pay for moving Poplar-area drinking wells
• Browning man admits killing mother, putting body in crawlspace
• Bankruptcy trustee rejects SME's power contract with PPL
• Across the Big Sky
• GOOD NEWS ROUNDUP
• Budget issues engage school board
• Montana's spring is unique but welcome
• UGF students take helping hands and willing hearts to New Orleans
• Receiving home seeks online votes
• The trial of murderer Ronald Smith
• Legal training targets tribal justice system
• Logging work helps habitat, slows bugs in northcentral Montana
• Across the Big Sky
• Standing master vacates 8th Judicial District position
• Man killed in rollover near Rocky Boy
• Cash mob strikes Pizazz to support local businesses
• Enrichment day opens experiences to deaf, blind
• Meteorologist gives early prediction for normal fire season
• EPA plan could cost three Montana plants $90 million
• Canadian's high-profile quest for clemency in 1982 killings angers Blackfeet family
• Inpector general reviewing VA hospital at Fort Harrison
• Couple charged with operating meth lab
• Woman accused of striking 5-year-old
• Wet snow leads to minor accidents
• Helena man convicted of homicide
• New arguments filed in campaign finance case
• Utah governor signs bill demanding federal lands
• Medical marijuana raids challenged in 9th Circuit court
• 'Delinquent'-stamped tax envelope riles residents
• Made in Montana Marketplace aims at pairing producers with wholesale buyers
• Police seal off possible meth lab dump site
• NASA releases new moon pics requested by Bozeman students
• Man denies getting small dog drunk
• 100 attend dedication of Bardanouve wing
• UM President closes sexual assault investigation; policies to be changed
• Human Rights Network sends petition with 2,800 signatures to Judge Cebull
• Great Falls Public Schools district taps rainy-day funds to offset shortfall
• Judge halts further bison transfer to Fort Peck
• Remains identified as missing Sidney teacher
• Rocky Mountain Front Heritage Act gets hearing in D.C.
• State Fair names headliners, including Jo Dee Messina and Sara Evans
• Great Falls officials alarmed over comments at city commission meetings
• Gadget Guidance at GFPL
• Construction to proceed on wind farm in northcentral Montana
• Computer glitch nearly puts Brad Johnson's, other hopefuls' race in jeopardy
• Schools dig in on dropout rates; Great Falls' rates decrease
• Body likely Sidney teacher's, authorities say
• Students' display aims to 'Kick Butts'
• Tester says C-130s still headed to Montana
• Rehberg claims START treaty guts Malmstrom nukes
• Yellowstone bison return to tribal land
• Paralympic Experience to be held for local blind kids
• Judge denies request to stop bison transfer
• Power restored to southeast Great Falls, Hi-Line; Harlem still without
• Students learn art, realities of war at annual WarFair
• Judge rejects GOP-backed initiative on Supreme Court justices
• Death of Butte's last madam reminds of more colorful era
• Themes emerge in hearing on abuse of Montana's children
• Montana gets D+ on corruption risk report card
• Great Falls website aims to connect needy with donors
• Russell Art Week events break record
• Committee looks at data from child abuse
• New Lewis and Clark National Forest supervisor promises wise stewardship
• Glasgow students collaborate to show Valley County's beauty
• Stockett man accused of felony DUI
• Caregivers open new center for children with special needs in Great Falls
• Morony Natatorium, Children's Museum of Montana among proposed recipients of federal grants
• Great Falls teacher to help carry Olympic torch in 2012
• Catholic Diocese of Helena agrees to mediation in sexual abuse cases
• Yellowstone bison moved to Fort Peck Reservation
• Deluge of snow disrupts northcentral Montana
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• Painters pass work around at fun event in Great Falls
• Damaged trestle section could be repaired by years' end
• Living artist shares traits with Russell
• Winter weather comes barrelling in for a while
• Montana graduation rates on the rise
• 1940 Census details documenting Great Depression being released
• Ecologists hope to add more land to Peace Park
• Election could send more females to Congress
• Across the Big Sky
• Humble 'hillbilly' also a great mentor
• Lines drawn in battle for Montana Legislature
• Many prescribed burns in area
• Tribe: Bald eagle permit a victory for tradition
• Art and Yogo Gala lifts Special Olympics
• Artists enjoy more relaxed Quick Finish format
• Locals celebrate St. Patrick's Day at parade
• Pipeline going deeper under Clark Fork River
• Russell watercolors top $1 million in frenzied bidding
• Across the Big Sky
• Register Early For Free Computer Classes At Great Falls Public Library
• City Convenience Center could be shut down
• Two men charged with stealing
• Great Falls man charged with felony theft
• Woman alleges UM quarterback sexually assaulted her
• UGF powwow brings generations together
• Roosevelt County sheriff gets suspended sentence for bar fight
• Auction sales solid; big day expected today
• Two prescribed burns planned in Lion Coulee
• Sculptor shapes young artists
• Dealer in March in Montana has higher purpose for show
• Registration for Ice Breaker races open
• Air Force may not bring C-130s to MANG
• Baucus, Rehberg push to open markets for Montana beef
• New artist adding light to the Jay Contway and Friends Show
• Colorful characters enrich March in Montana art show
• Western Art Week upbeat as events unfold
• Man stranded on snowy road credits 'Angry Birds' with preserving his wits
• Tournament appearance building UM's hoops cachet
• Plan establishing judicial districts under fire in Montana
• New Mexico family to cheer for Griz in NCAA game today
• Great Falls golf courses open for play
• Judge certifies class-action suit against Benefis for over-billing
• Second person charged in death of Browning woman
• 12,000 acres burn near Havre
• Pine beetle epidemic spurs plan to fell hazard trees in Little Belt Mountains
• U.S. appeals court allows wolf hunts
• Art shows, auctions bursting with color during art week
• Fire burns 7,000 acres before dying down
• Skornogoski files for state House seat
• Fire doused in Fox Farm area
• NeighborWorks kicks off fundraiser
• Annual Empty Bowls fundraiser benefits YWCA
• Police: Fairview man shot son, self
• Schools may lose 28 teaching positions with budget cuts
• Police search for missing Great Falls man
• Sun Prairie set for $3.5 million water upgrade
• Western art week is finally here
• Winds whip up flames in northcentral Montana
• Donations Days For Friends Book Sale
• It's Robbins vs. Weber in Cascade County
• Montana primary election ballots set; record number file
• Great Falls Public Library News - New Look for Library’s Web Site
• Montana Senior Olympics planned for June 7-9 in Great Falls
• Baucus' Rocky Mountain Front Act gets hearing next week
• Forever young custodian retires again at 90 from Chester Schools
• Crash in Great Falls sends at least one to hospital with injuries
• Woman dies after train, truck collide near Chester
• Farm bill a topic of interest at workshop sponsored by Tester
• Memorial towers rise on Great Falls' Weissman Trail Bridge
• Art week has a lot more to offer than just Western subjects
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• Montana FWP seeks water rights
• Students eager to begin educational, People to People trip to Italy, Greece
• Montana gubernatorial race: Livingstone lives life full of intrigue
• Montana lawmakers seek recognition of WWII special force unit
• UM hoopsters take on Wisconsin in first round of NCAA tourney
• Art lovers in for a treat this week
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years of memories, opportunities
• Across the Big Sky
• Fundraiser for hunger awareness starts soon
• Three grassfires erupt in region Saturday
• Dancers tap, pirouette with sights on finals
• 160 try hand at Curling in women's hockey fundraiser
• Then and Now: Historical falls aren't well marked, many say
• Hopes high for this year's Western Art Week
• Fairfield woman facing hurdles in battle for citizenship
• Corrections Corp. offers states cash for prisons
• Man charged with having sex with minor appears in court
• Study finds Montana Meth Project effective
• Veterans' care focus of health conference
• Fire chief: 1 dead in Kalispell house explosion
• Poplar man charged in killing appears in court
• Baucus says he won't support cutting U.S. warheads
• Man charged in Browning woman's death in November
• Fans come from all over to cheer on their teams in the State C tournament
• Applications sought for citizen fire school
• Prescribed burn is soon at Tin Can Hill
• Solar flares color Great Falls' skies
• Rehberg backs bill that would prevent reduction of ICBMs
• Bullock chooses retired general as running mate for campaign
• Judge denies PSC request to intervene SME bankruptcy proceedings
• Some say efforts to reduce wolf population not enough
• Senate blocks bid for Keystone XL pipeline
• Montana wind farm considers bigger bird buffer
• Some say PPL Montana still could be forced to pay rent to Montana
• Paris Gibson middle-schoolers pledge to graduate
• Man involved in Great Falls bar crash pleads guilty to negligent homicide
• Arco to pay $1 million to EPA for Black Eagle Superfund site cleanup
• Cebull receives support from House Judiciary Committee members
• Wolf population rising in Montana, region
• Suit filed against new Political Practices commissioner to obtain documents
• Blackfeet Tribe could receive $19 million in proposed settlement
• Snow geese flock early to Freezout Lake
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• Great Falls crowd loves Tebow time
• Across the Big Sky
• Report details possibility of 145 cuts at Montana Air National Guard
• Sports group wants bigger, better events
• $80,000 donated during cancer fundraiser for baby
• Romney gathers support in Montana
• Top Democrats call for hearing on Cebull's actions
• Great Falls officers say increase in standoffs is inexplicable
• MCCARTY FILES FOR STATE HOUSE SEAT
• CMR team busts brains to win quiz bowl
• Fire destroys 400 hay bales, old home near Tiger Butte
• Hibernians set St. Patrick's Day parade information
• Judge says Montana inmates can pursue sweat lodge lawsuit
• Great Falls man involved in standoff may have suffered from mental illness
• Women start take-home food program for students in Cut Bank
• Suspects want substitute judge in missing Montana teacher case
• Human Rights Network calls on Judge Cebull to resign
• Report fails to implicate euthanized Grizzly in both park fatalities
• Loss of $1.4 million deposit puts Electric City Power deeper in the hole
• AA symphonies find harmony at Great Falls band festival
• Girl proud of ties to Charlie Russell
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• Study shows Glacier added millions to economy
• Alarm sounded over tsunami alert cuts
• Safety records pay off with honors for area UPS drivers
• Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race begins
• Great Falls Police Academy deadline nearing
• Gore Hill named Montana's top small water system
• Democrats battling GOP dominance for Montana's House seat
• Forum Tuesday to discuss details of Great Falls Public Schools new math curriculum
• Across the Big Sky
• Firefighters retain crown, bragging rights in Guns and Hoses game
• Man charged with felonies after 17-hour Great Falls standoff
• Legal fees fuel fight in Southern Montana Co-op bankruptcy
• Peers, friends defend Montana judge in uproar over racist joke email
• Cascade county commissioner heading to D.C. for conference
• Area Boy, Girl Scouts serve communities with projects
• Tickets for MMA cage fighting event on sale Monday
• Great Falls man killed in rollover
• Ex-coaches sue over conditions of fields
• Across the Big Sky
• Lawmakers confident in timber program renewal
• Investigation finds former professor pursued students
• Cascade school lets loose, honors Dr. Seuss
• Workers dress in blue for Cancer Awareness Month
• Oil boom and a kidnapping alter Sidney
• Ranchers seek bounty hunters to cut down wolf population
• Exxon Mobile to pay $2.4 million to state DEQ for oil spill
• Man fires on police, standoff continues into night
• Many protest man's plea deal in Loading Zone deaths
• Victims' family, friends to protest plea deal in Loading Zone DUI
• Eden rancher runs for House District 19 seat
• Postal closures concern election officials
• Great Falls Children's Receiving Home needs votes to win
• Firefighters, officers to face off on the ice
• Road crews catching up thanks to warmer winter
• Ethics case against Gov. Schweitzer dismissed
• Rocky Mountain Front residents discuss oil development possibilities
• Groups call for Cebull's resignation
• Lewis and Clark fifth-grader heads to Montana's spelling bee state
• Federal judge forwards racially charged email about Obama
• Two killed in murder, suicide identified
• Florida man denies he hit, killed friend with truck
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• Great Falls' new website goes live Friday
• Great Falls schools committee to discuss projected budget shortfall
• Forsyth soldier represents Montana at White House dinner
• Accused Great Falls Eagles Lodge robbers caught
• Creative minds take stage at regional science fair
• Great Falls city-run sports complex will raise softball fees, cut maintenance
• Impact of energy development to be addressed at meeting
• Great-grandma joins adulthood: Great Falls woman celebrates 18th birthday on Leap day
• Great Falls standoff ends peacefully
• Conservationists unlikely opponent to logging suit
• New initiative could reduce CO2 emissions, spur oil production
• Daines files for House run near family homestead in Conrad
• Two killed by gunshots, police say
• Initiative aims to define 'corporation' with policy
• Kidnapping suspect promised work
• Two men deny charges in missing Montana teacher case
• Foo Fighters bassist has Montana roots
• Montana gubernatorial candidates mix it up in Great Falls
• Schweitzer lobbies White House for beef trade
• Two found dead in Great Falls police not seeking suspects
• Family of special-needs student awarded $150,000 in abuse case
• Fort Peck tribes OK $75 million settlement in lawsuit against Interior
• Gasoline price increases spark worries
• Blackfeet officials respond to allegations of starving horses
• Montana's delegation weighs in on nuclear forces cuts plan
• February storms help Montana snowpack rebound
• Doctor writes book, becomes taxi-dad
• Lone wolf makes daytime dash through Kalispell
• School trustees to resolve business elements
• Young essay writers lasso Charlie Russell's legacy
• Rule could cost child support debtors only income
• Police seeking man with gun
• Lewistown attorney seeks post of judge she's suing
• Parents sue after child born with cystic fibrosis
• 'Winter in the Blood' film a grass-root effort
• Teens' creativity, genius rule performances at Cascade of Talent
• Gambling industry perking up in Montana after painful slump
• Across the Big Sky
• Montana service member invited to dinner at White House
• Two injured in crash on 9th Street
• Student flees country after UM rape report
• Day of Dance focuses on educating women on heart disease
• Shelby hog plant proposal: Montana producers defend record on environment
• Sunburst science programs are one of the best in the state
• Governor candidates coming to Great Falls for forum
• GOP-allied groups funneling money into Senate races
• Horses allegedly starving in pasture near East Glacier Park
• Second History Museum movie to air on PBS
• Animals killed in barn fire on McIver Road
• Local teen charged with DUI, stealing
• Judge blocks Montana campaign finance laws
• Poplar man named finalist for Trooper of the Year Award
• Beach, attorneys confident in wake of appeal
• Man accused in slew of statewide burglary charges
• Man faces charges after rollover wreck on I-15
• Three teens accused of Great Falls home burglary
• Great Falls police officer sued by Forbes' family fired for 'personnel reasons'
• Two Blaine County schools evacuated after threats
• Improvements at Foothills Community Christian School help deliver high quality science education
• Judge to rule on city of Great Falls v. Forbes case
• Access will be key in the repurposing of Rainbow Dam powerhouse
• State asks Supreme Court to put Beach back in prison
• Helena, Butte and Wolf Point Postal Service mail-processing centers to be closed
• Tournament's a big deal for Montana's small towns
• Man accused of theft of electronics, assault
• Counselor awarded for work with students at MSU-Great Falls College of Technology
• Police say three men used guns, pepper spray to rob the Eagles Lodge
• Wacky weather hits Great Falls
• U.S. Supreme Court sides with PPL Montana in riverbed rent case
• Across the Big Sky
• Lawsuit filed in Lake County sheriff's dispute
• Ex-husband of slain Montana woman arrested in Arizona
• Canadian man on Montana's death row says he's changed
• ACROSS THE BIG SKY
• Great Falls to unveil new website by March 2
• Residents raise concerns at Great Falls city meeting
• Montana gas prices still below national average
• Live like a Copper King in Butte
• Cascade County Commission chooses some fair acts
• Tester confident as he formally files for re-election
• Share Our Strength initiative aims to end hunger among Montana's kids
• Light, air, historic look top wish list for Great Falls High task force
• Browning contractor recalls shocking day on metal roof
• March 1 meeting set in Choteau for talks on Bakken oil, gas drilling
• Great Falls considers website upgrades
• Montana high court upholds molester's suspended sentence
• Ex-archivist highlights some of Great Falls' museum's great treasures
• Great Falls Urban Art Project showcases creativity
• Biobased products set for boost
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• United Way begins taking applications
• Glacier ranger station fixed
• Lying about military exploits heart of upcoming high court case
• Local collector featured on Discovery
• Youth scholarships were key to Great Falls' Curt Backa
• Most money for Montana Senate hopefuls comes from nonresidents
• Critics wary of possible Shelby pork plant
• Across the Big Sky
• A boat-load of boat shows off marine wares to see this weekend
• Tribes eagerly await pure bison from Yellowstone; Neighbors opposed
• Three die in seperate crashes around Montana
• MDT ordered to look at impacts of megaloads again
• Wheat crop valued at $1.3 billion for 2011
• First Native American saint to be canonized Oct. 21
• CDC taps Fort Benton for study of pandemics
• Stolen SUV located via Facebook
• Montana ruling on corporate campaign spending blocked by U.S. Supreme Court
• Sidney teacher choked, buried, affidavit states
• Across the Big Sky
• EPA approves new horse contraceptive vaccine
• Through With Chew Week starting soon
• Groups to make pitches for projects at Community Development Council meetings
• Two teens charged in rash of graffiti
• Yellowstone Valley Electric wins ruling
• Cascade County Attorney lobbies to reduce child abuse, neglect
• Children's Justice Center prioritizes kids' welfare
• 'Piggyback Bandit' banned in five states
• Only 5 Great Falls businesses fail alcohol compliance check
• Two men arrested for alleged break-in at Hobbyland downtown
• Man charged in Rescue Mission standoff
• Man pleads 'no contest' in DUI fatality
• FWP tweaks elk archery rules
• Fort Peck leader asks for speedier permit, lease processes
• Ceremony marks end of Gibson light project, honors contributors
• Prospector Saloon and Gaming Parlor on Smeltor Avenue is closing its doors
• New pub, brewery opening side by side
• Great Falls standoff resolves without incident
• PSC rules against Forbes family in suit against city
• '18-year' boil order in East Glacier, Browning lifted
• Montana's wolf hunting season ends; 166 killed
• Schweitzer says Chinese investors interested in buying Montana pork
• Free acts at summer fair include dog show, zoo
• 358 inmates die in Honduras prison fire
• Woman pleads guilty to federal bank fraud
• Tester calls to reauthorize flood insurance program
• Two Great Falls students named National Merit finalists
• Kalispell girl in Amber Alert found near Las Vegas
• Helena attorney named new chief public defender
• Public Service Commission panel OKs NorthWestern's wind farm plan
• Little Shell Tribal Council, governor look to move forward
• Great Falls woman turns 100 on Valentine's Day
• Company, Lions Club help give signing dolls to Montana School of the Deaf and the Blind
• British Columbian wins Race to the Sky sled dog race
• Judge sets arraignment for men accused of kidnapping Sidney teacher
• Southern Montana buys electricity from open market
• Power hoopsters donate $1,000 to Great Falls Lions Special Olympians
• Race to the Sky: Grueling trails thinning pack at halfway point
• Great Falls man cited for fifth DUI
• Hearing today in Southern Montana bankruptcy case
• New math curriculum adoption coming soon to Great Falls Public Schools
• More than 20 get MIPs after son throws party at dad's Great Falls dental office
• Chocolate Noir fundraiser earns $60,000
• Tester rejects Rehberg's campaign finance counteroffer
• Mother cited with 4th DUI when child, 9, flees into Great Falls store
• Fairfield woman battles cancer with love, faith
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Early calving gives hope for a profitable year
• Smith River deadline just around the corner
• Gore Hill Fire Service expanding
• Injured man started fight, Great Falls police state
• Walter Breuning finally home in mausoleum niche
• BLM panel working against mustangs, wild horse allies say
• A new trend: Montana ski town welcomes the wounded
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• GFPS trustees to explore evaluation method
• Across the Big Sky
• Police seek help finding man
• Then and now: Chester Trading Co.
• Local man stabbed on the South Side, police say
• Local runners honor killed Sidney teacher
• Four-time individual wrestling champions multiply
• Litigious Great Falls family not afraid to fight City Hall
• Easter Seals-Goodwill celebrates making 'a huge difference' for 65 years
• Rehberg ups ante over outside campaign money
• Groups push campaign spending ban to U.S. Supreme Court
• State launches new computer system for professionals
• Lawmen stretched thin thanks to oil boom in eastern Montana
• Sioux tribe sues brewers, stores for alcohol woes
• Bozeman nurse settles wrongful discharge suit
• Race to the Sky starts this morning in Lincoln
• Kalispell man gets life sentence for killings
• Special Olympics athletes take to slopes
• Malmstrom officers place in media contest
• Schweitzer announces plans for new health clinic
• Leaving 'No Child' law: Obama lets 10 states flee
• Great Falls man denies rape charge
• Two deny breaking into home, pointing gun at man
• High-speed chase ends without suspect, police say
• State Supreme Court denies request to temporarily suspend the corporate spending ban
• Mortenson asks judge to toss lawsuit of 'Three Cups of Tea'
• Frontier announces direct flights to Denver for the summer
• Animal expert Jack Hanna will headline Great Fall's Ad Club celebration
• The History Museum announces Legacy Award winners
• Tester wants ban on third-party attack ads
• Sex abuse suit filed against the Roman Catholic Diocese of Great Falls-Billings
• BLM seeks input on proposed land acquisition
• Lawsuit filed over mountain Jesus statue
• Renners donate to Russell paintings, library to C.M. Russell Museum
• Montana drilling fines total $10,500
• Democrats say oil, natural gas drilling policing too lax
• $12.9 million to go to Fort Peck, Rocky Boy's for water infrastructure projects
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Doney says GFDA will contest $6.3 million suit against agency
• O'Hara announces re-election candidacy for House District 18
• Vaughn votes to have four-day school week next year
• Mobile home park residents want new water, sewage district after arsenic found in well
• Across the Big Sky
• United Way of Cascade County seeks applications from nonprofit groups
• Campaign School teaches hopefuls to run for office
• City discusses offering Great Falls license plate
• Three charged in golden eagle killing
• Great Falls runners plan to join 'virtual run' for Sherry Arnold
• Montana judge rules against Molnar in ethics case
• Great Falls counselors change with the times
• Montana Public Service Commission agrees on fine $99,000 for Electric City Power
• Judge tosses governor's line-item vetoes of infrastructure projects
• Schweitzer appoints former labor leader to head political ethics office
• Top comedians helping put Great Falls on A-list map
• New rule requiring bigger mouse cages could crimp McLaughlin Research Institute
• 'Virtual run' to help heal the loss of Sherry Arnold
• Two join Montana attorney general race
• Study to explore nitrate pollution in central Montana
• Weekend vandalism, burglary may be connected in Great Falls
• Rehberg underreports lobbyist cash
• Young actor from Great Falls embraces comedic work, teaching kids in Southern California
• Great Falls Community Enrichment classes return after brief hiatus
• Hays man pleads not guilty to assault
• City pursuing tax help for downtown
• Snow a no-show for Great Falls
• Board chairman shares C.M. Russell Museum's plans, goals
• 125 years later, cattle kill of 1886-87 reminds how tough life in Montana can be
• Across the Big Sky
• Film links Patriots' first Super Bowl win, Custer at Battle of Little Bighorn
• U.S. Forest Service plan will cripple wildlife protection, critics say
• Chili cook-off draws crowd despite warm weather
• Girl Scout event gets girls building, thinking about engineering
• Great Falls man subdues thief in the act of stealing from car
• Yellowstone bison slaughter planned if migration occurs
• Family of Canadian inmate pleads for his life
• State suspends plan for new prison
• Hi-Line Sletten Cancer Center to end radiation treatments
• Conrad plant makes ramps for C-130 cargo planes
• MANG transition to C-130s will begin in 21 months
• Food company recalls eggs in 34 states
• Wendy's has a beef with Northwest franchisee
• Judge rejects sage grouse protest
• Great Falls grade-schooler wins statewide contest
• Highway patrol graduates 10 new recruits
• New York Times publishes McLaughlin Institute's findings on Alzheimer's disease
• Backlash hits cancer charity over Planned Parenthood grant cuts
• Police ask for help in finding hit-and-run driver
• Ulm Elementary science fair showcases students' experiments
• Lawmen urge caution after the Super Bowl
• Great Falls man charged in sexual assault against 8-year-old
• Governor hopeful O'Hara to appear on 'The CBS Evening News'
• Interior releases $1.9 billion plan to buy Indian land
• Schweitzer gets four nominees for Montana commissioner of political practices
• Eight C-130 planes to replace MANG's F-15 mission
• W.R. Grace proposes $19.5 million settlement in Libby asbestos case
• Locals voice concerns over effects of Drumlummon mine
• Billings zoo to house male grizzlies together
• Teen, 16, admits sexual assault against children he babysat
• Great Falls vet uses underwater treadmill to rehab dogs
• New water treatment system in Browning, East Glacier
• Wanted man arrested in Helena
• Man arrested in crash of stolen car
• Grazing fees on federal public lands to remain the same
• Man admits breaking into Black Eagle church
• Great Falls scanner junkies soon will need digital equipment
• Jean Price files for re-election
• Great Falls man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting real estate agent
• Judge rules state of Montana must make payroll data available
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• FWP closes wolf hunting unit west of Glacier Park
• Butte Justice of the Peace's job status pending amid felony drug charges
• Rehberg confident despite money gap with Tester
• Fort Shaw woman pleads guilty to misdemeanor animal cruelty
• Forest Service says Whitefish Jesus statue can stay
• Annual state-by-state scorecard finds challenges for Montana
• MSU-Northern's BioEnergy Center receives $648,000 grant
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Road work planned for U.S. Highway 89 in Teton Couty
• Boland files for re-election to HD23
• Two dead in Billings apartment, man arrested
• Great Falls family receives free car
• 1982 Great Falls woman's killer denied parole
• Objectors to Indian trust settlement grow fearful
• Great Falls and region hasn't been this gusty in decades
• Beef prices likely headed higher
• Montana Tech says it has found all grade tampering
• Some pet owners decide to preserve precious animals with taxidermy
• Candidate's hand-painted signs depict all 56 Montana county courthouses
• Custer dealer seeks return of seized artifacts
• Organizers gearing up for return of Great Falls' Western Masters Art Show & Sale
• Wind gusts rock region
• Female candidates for Congress on the rise
• Seized animals ready for homes
• White Sulphur Springs spa gets modern makeover
• New Great Falls police chief living boyhood dream
• Cascade County Conservation District wants to serve all of Great Falls
• Man arrested in Hi-Line death of oilfield worker
• Across the Big Sky
• Butte judge faces 12 felony drug charges
• Woman killed in collision near Troy
• House in Friday fire left mostly undamaged
• Police dog helps catch man with $140,000 worth of warrants
• Second cat gets leg caught in trap
• Two brothers found guilty in theft ring
• Police seeking burglary suspect
• Woman celebrates 100th birthday at Rainbow
• Essmann drops out of governor's race
• Both parties vie for ethics chief seat after Gallik's resignation
• Farm in the Dell Great Falls awarded $150,000 grant
• President Obama focuses on high tuition
• Decision coming soon in challenge to vetoes
• Lawsuit prompts Deer Lodge prison to seek translator
• United Way exceeds fundraising goal, breaks record
• Offspring of last plains bison back in Montana
• Montana leaders weigh in on Pentagon's defense plan
• Winds blow down trees across snowmobile trails
• Repairs from Wednesday's high wind continue
• Man Tased, arrested in alleged sexual assault
• Police standoff ends in arrest
• Four locals honored as Humanities Heroes by Humanities Montana
• Cascade City-County Health Department gets $40,000 ACHIEVE grant
• Winds wreak havoc in Great Falls; gusts top 70 mph
• Outdoors photographer wants to document oil drilling development in the Rockies
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• FWP employees getting raises
• Judge can order kids to register as sex offenders
• Cat snared in Great Falls city limits needs amputation
• Body found on Hi-Line identified as Florida man
• Recession recovery could be several years out, expert says
• NeighborWorks Montana aims to replace old mobile homes
• Police: Sexual and violent offender in Great Falls area
• State Department of Corrections seeking bids for prison beds
• Students offer teachers vehicle inspections to benefit club
• Great Falls man charged in rape
• PSC seeks to intervene in Southern Montana bankruptcy
• Great Falls Clinic names new CEO
• Great Falls students celebrate success stories at graduation
• Davidsons donate $600,000 to Camp Rotary
• Obama frames election-year vision in State of the Union address
• Baker files for County Commission seat
• HD25 representative Loney to run for re-election
• Parole hearing opens old wounds in 1982 Great Falls slaying
• GFPS, Cascade Schools agree to collaborative
• Montana attorney general wants law in place before review
• Hearing on PSC intervention today in Billings
• CMR's food pantry up and running
• Snow permitting, Eagle Falls golf course open to skis, snow shoes
• Benefis rated in top 5 percent of U.S. hospitals
• Corps halts major fish restoration project on Sun River
• Judge rules federal law trumps Montana's medical marijuana act
• CMR alum hopes 1,200-mile Vietnamese bike ride will benefit disadvantaged kids
• Family and football meant everything to Joe Paterno
• No simple explanation for Air Force Academy sex crime data
• More homeowners ditch oil, move to wood heat
• Missoula police reviewing rape cases
• Butte newspaper finds judge hid drivers' DUIs from public
• Montana's wildlife policies raise ethical question
• Casey Cup tournament is bittersweet for players, parents of Great Falls Americans
• Livestock board delays milk decision
• MAGIE finishes strong with good weather
• FWP looking at raising fees to make up for lagging revenues
• Leasing boom: Oil and gas speculation a growth industry in Montana
• Teacher visits to student homes bearing fruit in Great Falls
• Across the Big Sky
• Montana history quiz: Do you know about downtown Great Falls' early days?
• Big Brothers Big Sisters hold art workshop
• First-class postage goes up by a penny starting today
• Resigned political practices commissioner may take more heat from lawmakers
• Across the Big Sky
• State says it's prepared for truck drivers to strike
• United Way donation totals to be announced Thursday
• Toy and Tractor show fun for all
• First case of influenza confirmed in Cascade county
• Rehberg reaffirms support of MANG F-15 mission staying in Montana
• Canadian on Montana's death row seeks clemency
• Bowen to lead Great Falls Police Department
• Fundraisers, work moving forward on Great Falls' historic 10th Street Bridge
• Steak, sushi restaurant might open in Great Falls
• Montana FWP considers using hunters to kill stray bison
• Exxon to pay $1.6 million in penalties to Montana for Yellowstone oil spill
• Montana powder day: Skiers love it, drivers hate it
• Across the Big Sky
• Bozeman students name lunar spacecraft
• Attorney files for district judge
• Police chief to be named today
• MAGIE showcases newest in farming equipment, gadgets
• Unknown newcomer challenges Rehberg from the right
• Glover announces bid for House District 24 in Great Falls
• Montana libraries forming courier system
• Cascade County: More meeting, courtroom space needed
• Authorities seek extradition of suspects in missing Montana teacher case
• Great Falls Central students build 'bots
• Blackfeet horses need hay, feed after fire
• Governor seeks to replace Commissioner of Political Practices
• Great Falls schools receive $1.1 million for literacy program
• Montanans split about Obama administration's decision to deny Keystone XL
• Cold, snowy weather: a boon and a burden
• Children's Dental Health Month Presentation
• Lawmakers re-examine Internet privacy bill
• Occupy Missoula evicted from courthouse lawn
• Suspects in missing teacher case want hearing
• Alleged deli flasher arrested
• Frigid temps to last through the week
• Donations pour in for doctor sending supplies to Tanzania
• Archery elk tags dominate hunting regulations meeting
• Montana's Commissioner of Political Practices resigns
• Lincoln Elementary named one of three Blue Ribbon award finalists in Montana
• Across the Big Sky
• Horse visits Chinook nursing facility
• FBI urges landowners to look for Sidney teacher's body
• Gospel music, speeches evoke legacy at Martin Luther King Day celebration
• Search of emails reveals little new in alleged hazing at Great Falls High
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Seat-less unicycle? Odd gadgets steal the show
• Forum set for tonight on ongoing sex assault cases at UM
• Book details glory years of Elks Drum and Bugle Corps
• Great Falls duo charged with slew of offenses in alleged break-in
• Great Falls Police seek man who exposed self at grocery store
• Buying American food, products may be harder than it seems
• Area hunters can comment on proposed regulations at Great Falls meeting
• Cowboy, production team shoots truck commercial in Great Falls
• Stanford Big Band pianist honored
• New Miss Rodeo Montana accomplished horsewoman
• Montana senate race takes center stage: State could be tough for Obama in 2012
• Some units to be remodeled at Great Falls Housing Authority
• FBI asks for help finding missing Sidney teacher's body
• Desecration of the dead is as old as war itself
• Endangered gray wolf wanders into California
• Rocky Mountain College settles employee lawsuit
• Kiddie rodeo fun for all ages
• Few details released on missing teacher
• Fire between Sun Prairie and Vaughn engulfs home
• Political Practices staff accuses commissioner of ethical violations
• Montana wind farms face blowback over raptor habitat
• Across the Big Sky
• First U.S. full face transplant patient now smiling
• Standard & Poor's defends mass European downgrade
• Across the Big Sky
• More marijuana charges coming
• Woman wards off abduction attempt with gun
• Fire does minimal damage to local home
• Robbery prompts extra school security
• Asbestos found in Libby wood chip sample
• School advocates sue over cabin site leases
• 221 Industries lands TV deal for MMA programing
• Sidney's Arnold 'was a gift'
• Police holding two men in connection with teacher's death
• McWilliams files for Cascade county clerk
• Cascade County Democrats say Republicans are 'too extreme'
• Filing opens for 2012 elections in Montana
• Miss Rodeo Montana contestants strut their skills in Great Falls
• Resort owners sue Credit Suisse over loans
• BLM looks into prescribed burn in the Musselshell Breaks area
• Man charged for possession of child porn
• Choteau woman killed in crash identified
• BLM seeks water to protect cottonwoods in negotiations for Judith River, Arrow Creek
• Statewide snowpack scant, report shows
• Many changes abound in new year for Great Falls Animal Shelter
• Washington Foundation gives $450,000 grant to help Montana's 'Graduation Matters' campaign
• Gloomy news continues for Great Falls power venture
• Funding keeps senior volunteer programs going at high level
• Judge sides with MATL in condemnation
• Weber to file for county commissioner seat
• Petraeus: Military families can be financial targets
• Law enforcement seeks alleged burglar
• Sport show cancels Great Falls stop
• Lawsuit filed to stop transfer of bison to two Montana reservations
• Alert citizen foils robbery attempt of Great Falls car wash
• Great Falls man in custody after alleged death threats to family
• FBI awards Blackfeet initiative that aims to curb harmful effects of alcohol in Indian country
• Montana earns low rating for lax laws on motor vehicle safety
• Tips trickle in on missing Sidney teacher
• Weber named new chairwoman of the Cascade County Commission
• $320 million loan seeds Montana Rim Rock wind farm
• Sun River Valley School District goes to four-day week
• Aerospace company EMTEQ to employ 60 in Great Falls
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Southern Montana hires outside counsel
• Choteau nears funding goal for new pool
• Great Falls man accused of making meth
• McKinnon files for seat on Montana Supreme Court
• Indoor skate park opens in Great Falls church
• Search expands for missing Sidney, Mont., teacher
• Developer looks to revive retirement community plans for defunct air base at St. Marie
• Great Falls airport sets boardings record
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Montana tries to revoke bar's liquor license after crash
• Carter native Fishbaugh to lead national arts group
• Reservation works to save Salish language
• Democrats hope to maintain edge in state delegation
• Deer-killing disease strikes Eastern Montana
• Downtown projects spawn optimism as Great Falls looks forward to 2012
• Sidney teacher missing; hundreds searching
• Two killed in bus wreck on icy roads near Missoula
• Great Falls nun helps boy with miracle; Blessed Kateri to be first canonized Native American
• Across the Big Sky
• Man charged with assault for allegedly striking girlfriend
• Across the Big Sky
• Police seek help in search for man in connection to armed threatening
• Missouri River dams see productive year due to high water levels
• Gilman one of only three 'real' cities in Lewis and Clark County
• Bullock leads Montana governor's money race
• Little Shell comes together with first meeting of official tribal council
• Comedian Brian Regan to perform in Great Falls
• Studies show dangers of cellphone use, texting while driving
• Professor offers expertise to student jazz musicians
• Local Chamber officials protest parent group's attacks on Tester
• Former Montana representative plans Senate challenge
• Debate over cellphone use while driving gets traction in Great Falls
• Two more seek to fill retiring Great Falls judge's place
• Mustang speeds to victory: Great Falls students win car restoration competition
• Browning wildfires nearly contained: 18,000 acres scorched
• 8th District Judge steps down after 11 years
• Winter sees warm temperatures, mild weather
• Browning locals thankful after fires
• Across the Big Sky
• Malta school cancels classes after bomb threat
• Report finds avalanche victim ignored warning
• Family of marijuana providers to plead guilty to three charges
• Missoula man gets 7 years for sexual abuse
• Missouri River flood plan released
• State allowing new standard license plates
• Montana doubles goals set for weatherized homes
• Montana congressmen continue to support loaded guns in parks despite ranger's shooting death
• Rehberg talks budget, blame
• Flooding, 'Burning Man,' seized cats top Tribune's 2011 online photo gallery list
• Yellowstone Griz mauling tops 2011 list of stories on Tribune's website
• Forest Service staffer named Lewis and Clark National Forest supervisor
• Browning aglow with multiple grassfires
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Prescribed burn set for today near Monarch
• Changes in hunt protect Yellowstone wolves
• Two new Great Falls Police officers sworn in
• Great Falls attorney Pinski plans to run for Cascade County District Judge
• Great Falls Police captain finalists named
• Owner says Havre casinos scammed over weekend
• Former Marine awarded Bronze Star Medal
• Fairfield Teacher's citizenship questioned
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Sexual assault went unreported at UM, report says
• Montana population estimated to surpass 1 million
• Conrad kids donate 329 pounds of food
• New Blackfeet college president knows hurdles Indians face
• Quiet New Year's Eve in Montana
• Study: Yellowstone wolves helping park trees rebound
• Simms School District weighs four-day week
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Search continues for Idaho's lost Jesus statue
• Railroad enthusiasts love seeing tiny replicas roll by
• Snowmobiler, skier die in avalanches
• Walter Breuning's resting place to be determined soon
• Lawsuit accuses Catholic priest of sexual assault
• Wood stove upgrades clear the air for Libby
• Dozens brave the cold water during the 2012 polar plunge in Craig
• 'You did your part; you made your mark:' A salute to the extraordinary Montanans lost in 2011
• Snow allows Yellowstone to open for snow travel
• Downed lines spark grassfire, cut power to Malmstrom, Havre
• Photo finish expected in Montana's race for U.S. Senate
• Senate battle adds explosives to already heated election season
• Across the Big Sky
• Kids have fun with class out for winter break
• Then and Now: Helena courthouse, other buildings had towers
• Broken Budget series: Education relies on federal cash to go extra mile
• Across the Big Sky
• Woman helps homeless families find home
• Police seek help to find assault suspects in car jacking
• Fireworks allowed on New Year's Eve
• Extra officers on patrol for New Year's
• Court rules setback in Tongue River Railroad
• Montana high court upholds ban on election spending by corporations
• Gas prices dip to $3 a gallon around Great Falls
• Farms may lose 'safety net' with cuts to farm bill coming
• Witness, reporter in Beach hearing say they've been threatened
• Gusty weather downs Sun River-area telephone poles
• Great Falls woman jailed for defrauding federal welfare programs of $115,000
• Across the Big Sky
• New fund set up to aid family who may lose home
• FWS tries to soothe dispute with governor
• 'White power' sprayed on Native American business
• Plan could cut wildlife habitat areas in Montana
• Great Falls in the Running to Win $50,000!
• Across the Big Sky
• High wind warning in effect through this evening
• Governor OKs fish egg shipments to New Hampshire, Utah
• Service offers free New Year's rides
• Family, friends gather in Helena to remember life of Jean Baucus
• Applications for permits up for grabs on Tuesday
• 2012 Great Falls roadwork: Plans vary from unusual to disruptive
• Vandals break vehicle windows around Great Falls
• Injured Montana skydiver says he's lucky to be alive
• Outlook for federal transportation funding foggy
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• More snowy owls appearing this winter in Montana
• Rollover wreck kills Hays man
• Great Falls Community Recreation Center offers kids winter playland
• Federal workers' pay gains slowest in 10 years
• Great Falls seeks concessions operators for golf courses
• Recycling available for Christmas trees in Great Falls
• New tiny beetle found in Idaho
• Havre-area doctor volunteers in Tanzania
• Chippewa Cree tribe's high-interest online lending venture booming
• Effect of potential federal cuts on local law enforcement unclear
• Future of federal housing and community grant money in Great Falls 'very fuzzy'
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• 2011 showed changes in employee health insurance plans
• Suspects sought in Christmas Eve punching
• U.S. gray wolves rebound but face uncertain future
• Kalispell to host dragon boat races
• Luck strikes Griz fan twice
• Young Parents Education Center supports teen moms, dads
• Volunteers young and old help hundreds at annual Danny Berg Memorial Dinner
• Future missions at MANG still up in the air
• Federal budget cuts could change Malmstrom's mission
• Stallion castration plan on hold until court rules
• North Carolina farm lives high and clean off the hog
• Homesteading the Hi-Line: National Geographic article features northern Montana history
• Peace-bringing Christmas carol a bright spot in WWII POW's story of hardship
• New painting depicts George Washington's Christmas crossing of Deleware River
• Pope laments Christmas consumerism
• Montana history quiz: places have many stories when it comes to names
• Marijuana Montana's top story of 2011
• Great Falls man hangs up red suit after 60 years as Santa Claus
• Loss of home looms over Great Falls family after father's death in construction accident
• Baucus named to payroll tax deal committee
• Weather shines on Christmas travelers
• Across the Big Sky
• Black Eagle man charged with beating woman, causing her to lose eye
• Across the Big Sky
• Officials investigating Fort Peck lease scam
• Schweitzer blocks out-of-state trout egg shipments
• Tax deal looms large in Tester-Rehberg Senate race
• Judge asks for quick action in MATL case
• Acts of kindness permeate Great Falls
• Those in youth drug court rewarded with party
• Presents, food given to patrons of Great Falls Rescue Mission
• MSU-Great Falls nears funding goal for childcare center
• BLM to re-offer lease on coal near Roundup
• Ex-Butte judge pleads guilty to bribery
• Dozens gather at New Directions Center for National Homeless Persons Memorial Day
• Great Falls man faces burglary and theft charges
• A day in the life of FedEx: Holiday season busy for shipping
• Cascade County Conservation District named best in state
• Ho, Ho, Hot: Christmas trees a fire hazard
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• New EPA rule limits toxic chemical emissions from coal- and oil-fired power plants
• Around the Region: Hobson boy become worldly priest returns home for Christmas
• West Bank Historic District designated with new sign
• Get Fit campaign denied by Great Falls commissioners
• Bar claims police harassment in noise dispute
• Bone marrow donation drive today
• Panel absolves Army Corps in Missouri flooding
• Carter teacher juggles six grades with fun and innovation
• Man gets five years for abusing infant daughter with Down syndrome
• Across the Big Sky
• Across the Big Sky
• Judge weighs death row inmate's request
• Great Falls Cross Country Club's $4,000 donation equips Special Olympics team
• Age catches up to Overlook Park nativity scene
• Land Board rolls back cabin lease rate hike
• Great Falls woman helps foster first Native American Catholic saint
• Once-homeless veteran recalls trials of life after war
• Hundreds gather to honor fallen Blaine County undersheriff
• Physicist relishes role as snowflake guru
• Homelessness in Montana: 20 percent of those living on streets mentally ill
• Innocents behind bars not uncommon with false confessions
• Former Great Falls women trade quips with David Letterman
• Prison changes policy on English-only mail following recent suit
• 'We are the 99 percent' tops list of quotes from 2011
• Weather in Montana: Just wait around a few minutes ...
• CASA-CAN volunteers ensure children's well-being
• Lewistown man dies in rollover near Denton
• Across the Big Sky
• Montana native named ambassador to Russia
• Beach enters strange, new world after nearly three decades in prison
• Panel: Gilbert is legitimate head of Little Shell
• Great Falls school district feels the heat in wake of abuse allegations
• Special report: Homelessness in Montana
• FWS to study rare Glacier stonefly for possible listing
• Some blame narrow U.S. 2 for death of Blaine County undersheriff
• Barefoot Bandit gets more than 7 years for two-year crime spree
• Donations Days For Friends Book Sale
• Across the Big Sky
• Man charged with felony, seven misdemeanors
• Grant given to school district for anti-bullying campaign
• Car jacking suspects sought
• Man accused of receiving seventh DUI
• Montana Stockgrowers oppose bison roaming into Gardiner Basin
• Rehberg helping to derail Tester's forest bill
• Across the Big Sky
• Natatorium closing for maintenance
• Sports complex hopes to move up in contest
• Students tour local advertising agency
• Two men arrested, one still at large in stolen vehicles case
• Army looking into Missouri River flooding to prevent damage similar to last year's
• 22 creative learning ideas win funding from new Great Falls grant
• Montana grants permit to controversial Keystone XL pipeline
• Body of officer killed while directing traffic returns to Chinook
• Report: Emphasis on oil production over safety
• Great Falls man found guilty of robbing pizza drivers
• Council approves Bardanouve plaque
• UGF hosts 'Science Days' excursion
• Cascade man gets prison for food stamp fraud
• Colorado, South Dakota possible places for bison relocation, Interior says
• Foothills 'Soles for Souls' program helps kids in need
• Great Falls officials discuss city ban on cellphone use while driving
• Wild turkeys move in to Fox Farm
• Cascade County to save $30,000 on cellphone bills by switching to family plan
• Foreign and Independent Film Series - Colors Of The Mountain
• Promotion and Tenure News
• Across the Big Sky
• Man gets 25 years in Nevada prison for securities fraud
• Kiwanis brings Christmas early with gifts to Early Learning Family Center students
• Professor: Media altering perception of Native Americans
• Program that netted prostitution ring relies on hotel staff tips
• Schweitzer blocks federal wildlife shipments within or out of Montana
• Daughter: Disabled father's friends said they'd keep him safe
• Fight to free innocent prisoners to outlive Barry Beach saga
• $10 million grant for Shelby train facility could leverage hundreds of jobs
• Three charged in prostitution operation
• Donation allows Great Falls fourth-graders to go on field trip to Showdown
• Outgoing MSU-Great Falls leader Joe Schaffer heads for Wyoming
• 36 years later and a sapphire still shines
• New Little Shell election likely
• Landowners left out of the loop on risks of 'fracking'
• River's Edge Trail wins grants for upkeep, new connections
• Proposed PSC order would hit Great Falls with green energy fine
• Montana FWP aims to reduce abuse of disabled-hunter permits
• Three Great Falls Catholic churches to merge
• Montana School for the Deaf and the Blind students show music through sight
• Website puts chilly Great Falls on map
• Body scanners may revolutionize the way people shop for clothes
• Wolves wait at New Mexico refuge for chance at the wild
• Trustees to discuss Teamsters' contract, social networking
• Montana touts winter tourism
• Dronesused in civilian arrests
• Jean Baucus, senator's mom, dies
• Foster grandparents delight in helping schoolchildren
• The invisible poor: Plight of Great Falls seniors often goes unseen
• Across the Big Sky
• Vital grant-funded programs for seniors always vulnerable
• Students' music fills the air during 2011 holiday concert season
• Cleanup of Bozeman superfund site may take 30 more years
• Did you know: Cut Bank's roadside penguin draws attention
• Panel weighs sides in Little Shell Tribe leadership dispute
• Cats and Griz don't often fall to the same foe
• FWP approves relocating bison to Fort Belknap, Fort Peck reservations
• Cascade County eminent domain case delayed pending challenge of law
• After 29 years in prison, Beach soaks up trappings of freedom
• Powder perfect: Weather smiles on Showdown opening
• Across the Big Sky
• Group to tackle brucellosis in Yellowstone elk
• Donations to the mitten tree will warm the needy
• New officers graduate, will start field training
• New rule to clarify different endangered species listings by states
• BLM: Mustangs mistreated but not inhumanely during wild horse roundup
• Group's hard work pays off in helping to free Barry Beach
• Great Falls man gets 30 years for DUI death
• Christmas fundraiser will help homeless pets
• Shop with a Cop spreads cheer with sprees
• Municipal Court waives fines in exchange for food donations
• Media pours into Lewistown for Beach trial
• City-County heath Department's Community Health Care Center CEO named
• C.M. Russell High School administrator named associate principal of the year
• Great Falls High student denies hazing charges
• Great Falls Public Schools plans to discipline employees
• Barry Beach freed on own recognizance after 29 years behind bars
• Great Falls man dies from hypothermia
• Foothills School home to newest Freedom Shrine
• Hearing begins in fatal Coast Guard crash
• FEMA supports direct aid to tribes
• Supreme Court struggles with terms in dam dispute between state, PPL Montana
• Nathan King sentenced to 120 years in prison for homicide, assault
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Chouteau County kids 'Shop With a Sheriff'
• Rap artist Twista plans Great Falls show
• Remembering Pearl Harbor: Attack survivors of Montana dwindling 70 years later
• State appeals judge's ruling allowing Barry Beach a new trial
• Couple accused of falsely receiving welfare money
• Gene test could help tailor breast cancer treatment
• Great Falls approves garage to apartment conversion
• New rules on pollution controls could save lives, EPA official says
• New ruling reverses hearing officer's findings in Schilling abuse case
• Montana looking at huge budget surplus
• Great Falls High School reviewing hazing expulsion hearing
• ACROSS THE BIG SKY
• Kalispell attorney Christensen to replace Molloy as District Judge
• Dedication of saw clock tonight in Shelby
• Tags on CMR's giving tree double this year
• Former Great Falls police dog dies
• Poplar man gets 30 years for death of soldier
• Great Falls Commission discusses Friday's SME meeting
• Air Force shares silo removal plans at Choteau meeting
• Great Falls animal adoption center taking shape
• Who owns the Great Falls?
• Study: Men and women have different car-accident outcomes in bad weather
• Producers riding wave of shock in aftermath of MF Global collapse
• Survivor faces charges in deadly Coast Guard helicopter crash that killed Great Falls native
• United Way helps Kairos put youth on the right track
• Transportation officials soothe fears that salt mixture will harm vehicles
• Great Falls aglow from warmth of lights
• Then and now: the Fergus Motel
• Hearing set in grievance over Fish, Wildlife & Parks wardens.
• Electric City Roller Girrrlz derby team hosts first bout
• Showdown at 75: Octogenarian recalls when volunteers put crown on Kings Hill
• Great Falls groups that work with kids say they guard against abuse
• Signs point to more televised action for Montana's college football fans
• Across the Big Sky
• Across the Big Sky
• Montana Fire Services Training School director retires after 30 years
• Obama pledges advances in Native American education
• Rehberg: Cut fewer intercontinental ballistic missiles at Malmstrom Air Force Base
• Schweitzer: No moving bison with threat of disease
• Former SME co-op manager blames Great Falls, other members at Chapter 11 hearing
• Air Force to discuss eliminating empty Montana ICBM silos
• Downtown Stroll, Polar Plunge chill bones, warm hearts
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Court rules against snowmobiles in wilderness study area
• Two men plead not guilty to sex with underage girls
• Sex offender gets 12 years for viewing child porn at Choteau Library
• Agencies hit deadlock on Yellowstone bison exodus
• Former manager Gregori to testify on SME bankruptcy today
• Eagle Mount athletes find it's nice on ice with sled hockey
• Beach could be out on bond Wednesday
• Montana outreach leaders honored on Worlds AIDS Day
• Shanks named interim Great Falls Police chief
• FWP: Move Yellowstone bison to Fort Belknap, Fort Peck reservations
• Horses could soon be slaughtered for meat in U.S.
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Talks fail on use of motor vehicles in Gallatin Crest
• Montana Supreme Court says some noncompete clauses not enforceable
• Group seeks changes in Yellowstone bison handling
• Winter sets in; driver safety urged
• Report on alleged hazing at Great Falls High could come this week
• Man killed in Great Falls fire identified
• Grain Growers show continues this week in Great Falls
• Native, young and less educated make up Montana's unemployed
• Dozens show up to Police Chief Corky Grove's retirement party
• Wintry weather expected in Montana today
• Victim in alleged Great Falls High hazing granted restraining order
• Griz, Cats games to be televised on pay-per-view TV
• Ideas for old Great Falls-area powerhouse run the gamut
• Body found in debris of charred Great Falls-area home
• Convicted murderer Beach seeks release on bail while awaiting retrial
• MSU-Great Falls: Simulated hospital upgrades hands-on training
• Hi-Line Hop raises nearly $1,800 for Special Olympics Montana
• Bankruptcy official names trustee for SME
• Voting for Great Falls' Skyline Park ends soon
• Two Montana grizzlies killed; four cubs in captivity
• Cross country skiing OK'd on Great Falls golf course
• Great Falls casino allegedly robbed by masked man with stun gun
• Man missing after Great Falls-area fire
• PPL seeks input on fate of historic Rainbow Dam powerhouse
• Montana copper heiress signed two wills
• Allegations ongoing in Great Falls High hazing case
• School trustees, public to tour literacy program
• New cable TV channels coming to Great Falls
• Agents say 88-year-old's invention used in meth labs
• Crowded Montana GOP governor's field courts far right
• Crisis hotline offers help round the clock in Great Falls
• Power community members embrace season at annual Christmas fundraiser
• Greenfield Elementary's traditions lead to retention
• Great Falls hunter dies near Flesher Pass
• Theodore Roosevelt wildlife research ranch embraces energy exploration
• Across the Big Sky
• Spent fluid from fracking being disposed of near Dupuyer
• Holiday lights brighten Great Falls
• Few accidents over Thanksgiving holiday
• History Quiz: Do you know about Montana state parks?
• Asbestos-tainted water spurs Libby mine cleanup talks
• Bickel's 95 cats heartbreaking for city's shelter
• Blackfeet members concerned about contamination by injection drilling technique
• Convicted killer Beach shares hopes, plans after winning new trial
• Like moths to a flame: Black Friday keeps city abuzz all night
• Across the Big Sky
• Judge takes himself off salmon relocation case
• CMR teen pulls man from burning pickup
• Breeder saves pup with mouth-to-muzzle rescue
• Tractors stolen from Idaho field
• Jesus statue opponents object to land swap
• Australian company buys stake in Montana, Wyoming coal mines
• Group sues to block court vote referendum
• Navy Blue Angels to face budget axe?
• Holiday runners get kind weather during annual Burn the Bird fun run
• Across the Big Sky
• Arizona lawmakers say they will build fence along Mexican border
• Majority of HUD program aid went to three states
• Reservation town recovers after string of trying events
• 3 men, 3 children killed when plane crashes into Arizona mountain
• Man charged in kidnapping attempt of his mother
• Some in Great Falls opt out of homecooked meals
• Occupy protests cost nation's cities at least $13 million
• Salazar: No new federal limits on target shooting
• Events to stave off boredom this weekend
• Malmstrom helps prepare food for Meals on Wheels
• Attorney names new SME trustee
• FWP commissioner gets warning for tagging roadkill
• Poplar residents buzzing with news Beach allowed new trail
• Judge: Witnesses credible in Barry Beach hearing
• Stores, locals gear up for day of sales on Black Friday
• Food program lets people in need off the hunger hook
• Across the Big Sky
• Cascade county awards storm drainage contract
• Holy Spirit students celebrate Thanksgiving with performance, lunch
• Tyson Foods In. donates truckloads of chicken to Montana Foodbanks, requested by Huey Lewis
• Logging plans in Lewis and Clark National Forest scrapped
• Congressional delegation weighs in on decision not to pay UM, MSU games on TV
• Saco students get high-tech head start
• Bobcat, Grizzly football games won't be shown on TV
• Court blocks delisting of Yellowstone-area grizzly bears
• Beach gets new trial in 1979 Poplar-area killing
• Plenty of feasts for the hungry on Thanksgiving
• Dutton shop a total loss in fire
• Thanksgiving week forecast: Storms possible at higher elevations; northcentral Montana windy
• Skiers beware: Slides possible
• State Land Board phasing in 50 percent grazing fee increase
• Bankruptcy judge appoints new trustee to run SME co-op
• Baucus disheartened, surprised by lack of deal in Supercommitee
• Great Falls spruces up Civic Center for holiday season
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Oil speculation spreading to Rocky Mountain Front
• Canadian province OKs law protecting Flathead
• Turn off cable box, if you dare
• Heisey helps hundreds of youth
• Proposal would cull 360 bison migrating from Yellowstone
• Great Falls center helps young parents build positive environment for children
• Register Early For Free Computer Classes At Great Falls Public Library
• Fans who can't attend watch Cat-Griz game where they can
• Benefis Foundation board realigning
• Warmer weather to follow first significant storm of year
• Bill giving Homeland Security reign on federal lands heats up Senate race
• Grizzlies, Bobcats to share Big Sky title after UM romp
• Commercial permits lead way in Great Falls construction rebound
• Across the Big Sky
• Across the Big Sky
• Cat, Griz fans face off in fundraiser for United Way
• Top trade group rules against country-of-origin labels
• Attorney to focus on prosecuting violence against Native Americans
• Jan Leslie Memorial Library addition to the Early Learning Family Center dedicated Friday
• SME power contract with PLL EnergyPlus revealed
• Fort Shaw horse owner charged with felony cruelty
• Traveling fans beware: 'The roads are very, very slick'
• Cat, Griz fans trade good-natured jokes as showdown nears
• C.M. Russell Museum hours, staff cut to save money
• Boy, 14, arrested for gun possession at middle school
• Officials: online posts about alleged hazing victims not allowed
• BLM rejects $5.3 million offer for coal lease
• SME members deny rate hike, endorse bankruptcy filing
• PSC plans intervention in SME bankruptcy case
• Occupiers convene on 15th Street Bridge in Great Falls
• Across the Big Sky
• Millionaires lobby on Capitol Hill: Please tax us more!
• Speaker at MSU-Great Falls College of Technology shares stories of famous and not so famous scientists
• Six students win Great American Smoke Out poster contest
• Officials raid Montana marijuana shops
• Megaload delays worry some in Augusta area
• Investigator hired in alleged hazing at Great Falls High
• Great Falls High student council shows how to groove respectfully
• Montana Refing Co. buys Westgate Mall property
• MSU-Great Falls dean accepts Wyoming post
• Six caught in drug sting at That Bar
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Idaho man sentenced for poaching trophy sheep in Missouri River Breaks
• Great Falls officials approve of appointing SME trustee
• Great Falls woman charged with assaulting daughter
• First female firefighter in 29 years joins Great Falls crew
• Great Falls Public Library receives $35,000 grant to assist rural communities with audio books, eBooks
• Pipelines at risk of failure in Montana, Wyoming
• Caution warranted in light of Montana whooping cough outbreak
• Great Falls man charged with abuse for injuring infant
• Alleged Great Falls High hazing leads to sexual assault charges
• State searches for new legal counsel; delays SBC Archway v. Montana trial
• Delay of Keystone XL pipeline won't stop tar sands oil, companies say
• Lack of insurance puts kibosh on Teton Pass skiing in 2012
• Judge guarantees SME customers power during co-op's bankruptcy
• Starving students can cash in at new MSU-Great Falls food bank
• Great Falls High student charged with sexual abuse
• Great Falls trustees approve salary freeze for office personnel
• Discarded marker makes its way from Holland Lake to Great Falls
• Great Falls veteran receives Purple Heart Award Certificate
• Changes brewing, for Montana's Child and Family Services, agency director says
• Great Falls Public Schools trustees plan closed session
• Layaway's return causes concern
• Clinic provides pro bono legal services with United Way funds
• Generous donor joins couple in support of free bus rides for disabled vets
• Holiday-themed events raise funds, spirits
• Great Falls hunter rescued after breaking leg near Rogers Pass
• Crash near Lincoln leaves one dead, one injured
• Northern skeptics question border control proposal
• Great Falls teen anchors grieving family, carries on motocross tradition
• Mayor used alias to write upbeat stories about his own town for area newspapers
• Clark Fork cleanup plan moves forward
• Did you know: Centerville has rich mining past
• Wounded veterans hunt down bucks, healing power
• Dogs lend ears to young readers during annual Read to an Orphan event
• Blackfoot Valley divided over Mike Horse mine waste repository site
• Across the Big Sky
• Feds plan public meeting on Wyoming wolves
• Across the Big Sky
• Doctors: Test all kids for cholesterol by age 11
• Administration urges new wilderness protections
• Group asks judge to allow logging project to resume with lack of grizzly bears
• Locals celebrate special '11' birthdays on 11-11-11
• Transient arrested for grassfire near trail
• Keystone XL pipeline change may cross more streams, public areas
• Mules help build bridge in Bob Marshall Wilderness one piece at a time
• Belt students thank veterans for 'great sacrifice'
• Veterans Day ceremony recognizes 'bedrock of patriotism'
• Missoula man pleads guilty in punching death of Great Falls man
• Father, daughter plead not guilty to kidnapping elderly relative
• FWP proposes letting hunters kill problem wolves
• Rehberg drops wildfire lawsuit against Billings
• Boadle Road closure near Choteau prompts contempt of court complaint
• PSC deadlocks over settling Electric City Power fine
• Great Falls attorney files for Montana Supreme Court seat
• Senate approves partial jobs bill benefiting veterans
• Hunter shoots charging griz in Badger-Two Medicine area
• Great Falls couple pays for disabled vets' bus rides
• Jury finds Billings soldier guilty of murder; Gibbs eligible for parole in less than nine years
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Rehberg, advisory group discuss impact of missile reduction treaty
• 'Green Scissors' coalition wants federal subsidies to end
• McLaughlin Institute hosts presentation on evolution in Great Falls
• All-incumbent re-election first in years
• Everyone leaves Great Falls adoption celebration happy
• Tester backs rural post office closure study re-evaluation
• Keystone XL pipeline decision could be delayed with possible rerouting
• Gregori abruptly retires from Southern Montana Electric
• City of Great Falls hopes for internal replacements for police chief Grove
• Great Falls Public Library Newsletter - December 2011
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Great Falls chamber withdraws support for Baker
• $30,000 study to focus on water runoff at Sun Prairie Village
• 2011-12 tax bills sent in Cascade County
• Residents on Hi-Line rally to save Galata's post office
• Sunnyside neighborhood in Great Falls always attracts plenty of trick-or-treaters
• Great Falls man injured in Holter Lake cabin fire
• Great Falls' troubled Skyline bar shuttered
• Billings soldier admits taking war trophies, denies murder
• Great Falls mayor, challenger at odds over style, substance
• Boys, Girls Club uses United Way funds to create safe, studious place for youngsters
• World population hits 7 billion milestone
• States raise felony threshold for property crimes
• Write-in candidate Witsoe says he has a lot to offer
• Attacks renew focus on bear safety
• Mary Jolley aims for honesty in Great Falls City Commission campaign
• Conrad woman details her cyber war on terrorism in new book
• Defining obscene: Spat over female silhouette stirs old Great Falls debate
• Across the Big Sky
• Pink Cadillac finds new home
• Fighter pulls out of MMA event at Club Underground
• Locals remember Fort Peck's Gateway Inn past after fire
• Red Ribbon Week: official says drug abuse awareness should be year-round
• Trial set in suit against Montana over building that was never built
• City elections: Bronson wants to continue fight against 'negativity'
• Schweitzer: No water reduction at Fort Peck Reservoir
• Saline seep killed 33 cattle on Blackfeet Reservation
• State wants high court to uphold dam case
• Baucus to introduce Front wilderness bill
• Missouri River Breaks yields fossils from ancient marine predator
• Across the Big Sky
• Red Ribbon Week: Alcohol destroys lives
• Cyndi Baker sought job with Great Falls school district
• Rosander denies charges in fatal Great Falls crash
• Across the Big Sky
• Corn maze provides fall family fun
• Red Ribbon Week: Alcohol use linked to sex
• Two roads closing today
• Suspects in Black Eagle church burglary deny guilt
• Community aims to reduce student dropout rates
• Friends plan benefit for Great Falls woman injured in wreck
• Supporters hope Baucus backs Heritage Act
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Hormones linked to weight regain
• MANG extends deployment in Hawaii
• Widow of man mauled by bear sues U.S.
• Montana paintball team wins at World Cup
• Great Falls gas station clerk thwarts robbers' attempt
• Red Ribbon Week: Drug use fuels domestic abuse
• Old Skyline bar may have lose its liquor license
• City commissioner challenger Baker stirs the pot in the 2011 elections
• Briggs: Malmstrom Air Force base backers shouldn't rest easy
• Montana Hutterite colony charged in horse deaths
• Cleanup of junkyard near Belt begins
• Across the Big Sky
• Roaming Yellowstone bison prompt lawsuits from stockgrowers
• Panel recommends HPV vaccination for boys
• Local business donates pumpkins to kids
• Red Ribbon Week: Now-sober teens resume school
• Plane makes emergency landing in Great Falls for medical reasons
• Drugs and crime: Recovering addict knows link well
• Home-loan refinancing easier under revised plan
• Vilsack: Farm Bill must improve disaster aid
• Oracle buys Bozeman-based RightNow Technologies for $1.5 billion
• Ceremony for Grateful Nation Montana memorial set for Nov. 4 in Missoula
• Officials ID man killed in construction accident in Great Falls
• UM football players plead not guilty after arrests
• 'America's Most Wanted' to feature Montana fugitive
• Great Falls City election ballots in the mail
• New Babb-area ranch to raise bison for burgers at Wrigley Field
• Mauling of hunter leads to trail closure in Rocky Mountain district
• Fort Peck bar owner still in critical condition
• Local fan promises not to tell about TV show
• United Way support is vital in keeping doors open at Children's Receiving Home
• Judge orders talks in Montana, South Dakota dinosaur dispute
• Task force helps kick off Red Ribbon week in Great Falls
• Critics say wild mustang panel won't give horses a fair shake
• School trustees to take up collective bargaining agreement tonight
• Mountain Jesus statue could lose its lease on Montana's Big Mountain
• History Quiz: Do you know famous about Montana animals?
• Groups improve city with trees during make a Difference Day
• Gateway Inn owner injured in fire
• Dump truck kills worker at Black Eagle construction site
• Tester sponsors family grief bill to give parents more leave after death of a child
• Company wants to build oilfield equipment assembly plant in Bynum
• Southern Montana Electric co-op files Chapter 11
• Blackfeet, friends and admirers pay tribute to Cobell's courage
• Across the Big Sky
• Butte photographer among first Westerners to see Gadhafi's body
• Two men charged for illegal branding
• Another haystack found aflame
• Two protected elk poached in refuge
• Cascade County's RSVP manager Finlayson resigns
• SME board votes 3-2 to not seat Beartooth co-op member
• More fall Great Falls road projects in pipeline
• Across the Big Sky
• Governor hopeful contacted by Gadhafi regime
• Gadhafi's death leaves Libya questioning unity
• Billings man gets probation in hazardous waste case
• Great Falls man accused of threatening woman with knife
• Great Falls firefighters campaign nears $12,500 goal
• RED HORSE to present in Great Falls on Tuesday
• Finances key at today's SME meeting
• Great Falls man accused of abusing baby
• National Weather Service: Another harsh winter ahead
• Conference focuses on bettering Montana education
• GFPD chief Grove steps down
• Roy, Winifred schools learn to share teams, superintendent
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Great Falls Chamber of Commerce announces endorsements
• Ballots to be mailed out next week
• Winners announced in Great Falls Police dog naming contest
• String of fires destroy haystacks in Belt, Raynesford area
• Baucus provides super committee update
• CDC: Antidepressant use jumps 400% in past decade
• About 50 exotic animals let loose from Ohio home; monkey still not found
• MDT heads OK use of borrow pits near Lincoln
• Helena woman killed in crash near Gibson Flats Road
• Coal mine seeks to expand Montana's exports with deal
• Lewis and Clark trail office to stay in Great Falls; four board members resign
• Fundraiser today for Great Falls teacher
• Across the Big Sky
• Rehberg's son works for lobbyists
• MSU-GF dean finalist at Wyoming college
• Ash tree removal contract approved by Great Falls commissioners
• Choteau man wins NASCAR hauler event
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Domestic violence Awareness: Great Falls rally aims to break the silence
• Elouise Cobell's impact felt far beyond the Blackfeet Reservation
• Yellowstone bison relocation plan finds tribal support at Glasgow hearing
• Tester criticizes companies dealing with Iran, accepts contributions
• Full pressure back on in Teton County for firefighters
• Corps of Engineers: Missouri River Flood has ended
• Governors discuss future flood control of Missouri River basin
• Wolf hunts challenged again in Rockies
• Great Falls City Commission candidates spar at forum
• Teen with ties to Great Falls competes in 'X-Factor'
• Opportunities Inc. exposes need, works to fill it across the region
• Tester's ethics pledge put to the test
• Students at Paris Gibson Education Center refurbish seized car
• Commission candidates' forum tonight at MSU-Great Falls College of Technology
• Elouise Cobell, Blackfeet woman and pioneer of Indian trust lawsuit, dies
• Minimum wage rates to go up
• Clerk foils robber with sword; suspect sought
• Across the Big Sky
• Great Falls city candidates mixed on hefty Overfield settlement
• Locals join nationwide Occupy demonstrations
• Lopsided coal swap involving Northern Cheyenne Tribe, Texas company revised
• Recent tragedies validate tough new DUI laws, supporters say
• Overfield vs. City of Great Falls: Was the $500,000 settlement justified?
• Some critical of Great Falls city meetings
• Brucellosis program successful in finding infections
• Expert says grizzlies are learning the plains offer foraging bounty
• Businessman Jabs sets Montana record with $25 millino gift to MSU
• Drama of Helena double-killing caught on 9-1-1 recording
• Lynch enters race for governor
• Baucus lauds free trade agreements as good for Montana
• Hundreds answer call for Day of Caring in Great Falls
• Attorneys file briefs in Barry Beach '85 murder conviction appeal
• Busy summer for grizzlies the talk of Dupuyer
• Governor hopefuls court Montana Farmers Union
• Woman arrested for intimidation at bank
• Tester leads Rehberg in funding for Senate seat
• Great Falls schools hold anti-bullying rally
• Pacesetters bring United Way of Cascade County halfway to goal
• Two killed, one charged in Helena shooting
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Police crack down on texting while driving
• Montana judge orders examination for medical marijuana provider
• Man accused of triple-slaying on Crow Reservation appears in federal court in Missoula
• Neighbors work to plan new play areas for Great Falls parks
• Woman sentenced to prison for meth trafficking in Montana
• Grizzly numbers decrease slightly in Yellowstone area
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Zeus, Shep win out as police dog names
• Students, staff and volunteers stock school's new food pantry
• FEMA launches appeal period on floodplain maps
• Post offices face budget axe
• Immigrations and Customs Enforcement official relieved of duties
• Congress OKs free trade deals
• Little Belt travel plan restricting vehicles ruling upheld
• Senate blocks jobs bill; Tester votes against plan
• Great Falls man tried to break 'curse' by burning house with family inside
• A third of cats taken from Great Falls hoarder adopted so far
• Excess salt blamed for death of 29 cows on Blackfeet Reservation
• Across the Big Sky
• Mountain View dons pink to support teacher
• Cascade County commissioners deny abandoning portion of road
• Blackfeet Reservation water filtration plant pumping
• Third suspect
• Montana officials want to prosecute Irish man
• Great Falls Public Library News - October 5, 2011
• New Tribune teen panelists named
• Career spotlight: Dental assistant
• 'Weather witch' plays extradordinary role
• Police seek information on rash of car break-ins
• Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring program serves children
• New program aims to make Great Falls bully free
• Roosevelt County sheriff back at work after rehab
• House fire deemed arson; man accused of attempted homicide
• Q&A: Mayoral candidate Michael J. Winters
• Q&A: City Commission candidate Mary Jolley
• Q&A: City Commission candidate Cyndi Baker
• Q&A: City Commission candidate Bill Bronson
• Meet the Great Falls city commission, mayoral candidates
• What Women Want: 'The expo gets better every year'
• Wildlife officials to zap lake trout in Swan Lake
• Postmaster's mistake names town Roy
• Rehberg holds fewer town hall meetings
• Immigration officer forwards racially charged email to Muslim-American lawyer
• Montana couple hopes to pay for prosthetic with Cadillac steeped in memories
• Keystone XL pipeline decision in Clinton's court
• Police continue search for bar robber
• Senate passes Tester bill to aid American Legion
• Potomac-area marijuana raid charges dropped
• Crow Tribe mourns family shooting
• Conservational groups appeal Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument ruling
• Planned Parenthood aims to teach Great Falls teens through self-esteem
• Ruling clears way for appeals of Indian trust deal
• Great Falls What Women Want Expo 'a fantastic opportunity'
• Across the Big Sky
• New elk statue adorns Elks Lodge 214
• Police: Eight businesses fail alcohol compliance checks
• Nobel Prize winner grew up in Montana
• Floweree-area resident reports wolf sightings
• Most at Shelby meeting say no to temporary bison relocation
• 3-year-old witnessed triple slaying on Crow Reservation, FBI says
• New details emerge in fatal Loading Zone bar crash
• City of Great Falls awards dog trainer $500,000 in settlement
• Curator plans traveling exhibit on Montana's Indian warriors
• Local GOP governor candidate drops out
• Conservationists to sue to block Keystone XL pipeline
• C.M. Russell Museum director resigns
• Spottedeagle admits to driving drunk, killing man
• Grants lead to upgrades at Great Falls Children's Receiving Home
• Man wanted for Crow Reservation killings found in Spokane
• Across the Big Sky
• Trails reopen in the South Fork of Sun River after rainfall
• Schools spend time outdoors during National Walk to School Day
• Montana man's death sentence upheld in Oklahoma court
• Bison relocation meeting set for Thursday in Shelby
• Across the Big Sky
• New program to focus on preparing high school students for college
• Riverview Elementary kicks off 50th year with open house, anti-bullying campaign
• Police look for suspects in Black Eagle church burglary
• Three more enter governor race; state senator eighth GOP candidate
• Air Force seeks wider buffers around silos
• Augusta, Cascade celebrate new roads
• Three dead on Crow Reservation; police look for suspect
• Keystone XL foes see collusion in emails with State Department
• Teton County Marine lost, not forgotten
• Open House at the Library Highlights Family History Month
• Great Falls Police search for robbery, assault suspects
• Great Falls man in custody after standoff
• Letterman to feature woman's who saved boy from Glacier grizzly
• Bullock objects to Montana's ban on guns for medical marijuana patients
• Great Falls' utility arm loses another customer
• Marijuana initiative qualifies for ballot
• Federal aid for Montana's spring flooding rises to $62 million
• Driver in Loading Zone crash gets third count of vehicular homicide
• Science Labs Online? Really?
• 500 block of 2nd Ave. N. closed after shots fired
• Farmers vital to Montana businesses
• Military plans increased use of biofuels; camelina potential good for Montana
• Third victim dies from injuries from crash into Great Falls bar
• Judge rejects effort to undo pending sale of Yellowstone Club
• Toys for Tots group needs project space
• Baucus bets big on supercommittee success
• St. Vincent's stretches resources to meet growing need in Great Falls
• Montana's minimum wage to rise to $7.65
• Across the Big Sky
• Dear Abby shares stories behind letters at Great Falls event
• Then and now: The Strain Building
• The Great Falls Animal Shelter sees a wave of adoptions
• Great Falls firefighters don pink garments in support of breast cancer awareness
• Daily breathalyzer among new laws that went into effect Saturday
• Montana's small grain harvest shrinks
• Friends hold vigil for pair that died in Loading Zone cash
• Fundraising on the roof collects $7,000 in first day
• Man injured, charged after rollover on River Drive
• Vigil planner expects sizable crowd along 10th Avenue South
• Crews wrap up prescribed burn southwest of Augusta
• Report: Mental health care spotty in Indian Country
• Corps ends record spills at Fort Peck Reservoir
• Nez Perce trail extension would highlight the untold 'freedom flight'
• Hoarded cats starting to find homes in Great Falls
• Montana's congressional delegation denounces ATF memo
• Fort Peck woman killed in one-vehicle accident
• Event focusing on child abuse prevention
• Seized cats ready for adoption at Great Falls Animal Shelter
• Across the Big Sky
• Census: Hispanics fuel U.S. white population growth
• Court resolves Great Falls cat hoarder's case
• Employee union complaint is rejected
• Hundreds of plants, animals up for new protections
• Great Falls Rescue Mission officials to spend weekend on roof
• GOP ad portrays Tester with five fingers
• 1st Avenue North Bridge to reopen this weekend
• Loading Zone crash victim's injuries worsen
• Across the Big Sky
• Supporters outnumber opponents at Montana Keystone XL pipeline hearing
• Black Eagle Smelter Avenue road paving project starting
• Fire officials: 4,000 acres to be lit today in Scapegoat Wilderness
• Great Falls High senior aims to get students to vote
• Woman charged in fake fundraiser
• Schweitzer wants state-run health insurance program
• UGF enrollment tops 1,000
• Second crash victim ID'd; charges added in Loading Zone wreck
• Firearms off-limits to marijuana users, ATF memo states
• Second person dies from Loading Zone crash injuries
• 'Convenient' drive-through flu shot clinic boasts successful year
• 7 bears captured in Yellowstone mauling probe
• New lawsuit alleges Montana clergy abused children
• Great Falls construction projects near completion
• Across the Big Sky
• Great Falls man charged after girl found with hair missing
• Billings schools to buy out superintendent
• Great Falls mom plans Saturday vigil for awareness; prayer
• Residents recover after Musselshell River flooding
• Work begins on third NeighborWorks Great Falls, MSU-Great Falls collaboration house
• Great Falls school board trustees approve change in rule on property naming
• Concerts for a Cause supports charities, offers free live music
• Havre home hosts house museum
• Montana FWP officials relocate orphaned grizzly
• 7,000 acres ignited in Rocky Mountain Front
• Electric City residents welcome falling gas prices
• Special Olympics bringing hoops tourneys to Great Falls
• Charges: Driver in Loading Zone tragedy impaired
• School foundation celebrates new books, Great Falls' generosity
• Good News Roundup
• Goat mascot charms Eagle Mount folks
• Great Falls YWCA helps women grow stronger
• Black-footed ferrets beginning to thrive
• Dear Abby's motto: 'Just answer the question'
• African Children's Choir plays at Great Falls church
• One dead after truck plows into Great Falls bar
• Across the Big Sky
• How much do you know of Montana's criminal past?
• Stage 1 fire restrictions remain in effect
• The Ursuline Centre celebrates 100 years of service
• Clark's descendents replace canoe Corps stole in 1806
• Montana lines up with Arch Coal to fight environmentalists' lawsuit
• Co-op shakeup could affect Great Falls gas-fired plant's phase II
• Tiny school, big heart: Turner keeps education a top priority
• Martz's husband in fair condition
• Great Falls jury finds King guilty in Terrey murder
• Browning High takes up 'Let's Move! in Indian Country' fitness challenge
• Judge asked to lift megaload block
• Puddle of Mudd plays Great Falls on Nov. 28
• University staff, faculty granted raises by regents
• Prescribed burn starting west of Augusta
• Pipeline that failed under Yellowstone flows again today
• Guard to keep F-15s at MANG eight more months
• Park County livestock infected
• EPA says Black Eagle yard testing will begin Oct. 4
• Change of co-op's board could impact Highwood Station gas-fired power plant
• Jury deliberating after closing statements in King murder trial
• Across the Big Sky
• 1st Avenue North Bridge construction nears end
• Public hearings on Keystone XL pipeline this week
• Wolf Point man gets life for 2006 murder
• South Fork of Judith Road opens to high-clearance vehicles
• Great Falls' shortest-in-nation commutes something to honk about
• Beartooth Co-op board vote could affect Great Falls power plant
• Former world's oldest man Walter Breuning's good cheer, wit live on
• Cost estimates to relocate bison lowered
• Flu vaccinations recommended
• No promises made on compensation for rural Montana road that is causing property damage
• Montana Supreme Court looks at campaign finance for political spending
• Wooden chess pieces jazz up Great Falls yard
• RV Battery thieves arrested in Great Falls
• King homicide trial nearing end after final testimony; closing statements today
• Woman pleads not guilty to animal crimes in Great Falls
• Dozens sue Catholic Diocese of Helena over alleged sex abuse
• Grizzly kills hunter on Montana-Idaho border
• Warden Park upgrades: Dedication honors collaboration, volunteer's spirit
• Sleeping Giant, Sheep Creek study areas make list of wilderness recommendations
• Air Force to add gravel to muddy missile access roads
• Libby asbestos victims win $43 million settlement against Montana
• Across the Big Sky
• Pets go on parade today outside of Big R
• Mortenson turns down award from the University of Louisville
• Man suspected of stabbing 17-year-old arrested
• Charitable efforts continue to rise, nonprofit hospital report states
• Across the Big Sky
• Democrats gearing up for 2012 campaign runs
• Off The Wall Auction inks world champion auctioneer
• Ribbon-cutting ceremony marks startup of Southern Montana's Highwood Generating Station
• Veteran Stand Down event provides services to vets in need
• Suspect sought in stabbing
• Montana suffers brunt of rural post office closings
• Montana officials propose Yellowstone bison relocation
• Great Falls Public Library News - Winter Hours
• Presidential hopeful visits area during plan to visit every U.S. county
• House with 95 felines deemed unlivable
• Veterans Stand Down supplies limited due to hurricane
• United Way of Great Falls aims to raise $1,065,000
• Great Falls asks PSC to partially waive fines
• Trial of Great Falls man accused of murder continues today
• Across the Big Sky
• Puzzle fire causes several trail closures
• More than 100 felines seized from Great Falls house
• Judge throws out lawsuit in Custer Museum Raids
• Montana grappling with fuel pipeline crossings
• Events leading to Upper Missouri River Breaks designation
• Local governments sue Schweitzer over line-item vetoes
• Cattle herd quarantined after six Park County animals test positive for brucellosis
• Ground broken on high school houses
• Rehberg bill mandates public's OK on national monument designation
• Ranchers question proposed increase in Montana's rental rate for state grazing leases
• Opening arguments begin in Great Falls man's murder trial
• U.S. Air Force 'reconsiders' chemical use on rural Montana roads
• Dutton man raising money to help Haitian orphanage
• Most Great Falls city officials plan to ignore ribbon cutting ceremony at Highwood Generating Station
• Great Falls Public Library Launches Live, Online Tutoring For Students
• Across the Big Sky
• MSU gets grant for 4-H science
• Top college athletes worth more, report says
• Inspection ban on horse slaughter houses could end soon
• Teachers study Andy Warhol exhibit at C.M. Russell Museum
• Murder trial now under way with opening statements today
• Taylor Hills fire fills Great Falls area with haze
• Ghost or no ghost? You decide
• Governor: Montana highway agency made improper payments
• Montana's governor's race taking shape as GOP primary field continues to grow
• What the Hay: Thousands hit bale trail between Hobson and Windham
• Motorcyclists ride in memoriam for 9/11
• Fort Benton's Freedom Walk 'remembers' tragedy
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• Holster maker plans to relocate Bozeman factory
• Stevensville man dies after highway crash
• Employees keep Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame afloat
• Across the Big Sky
• Retired Montana police officers reached out to widows of 9/11
• Snowmobilers enjoy summer races at Smokin' Grass Drags event
• Jazz lovers pack the house at Ozark Club
• This Montana town knows sweet; Chinook is famous for sugarbeets
• New rule Montana requires disclosure of chemicals drillers pump into ground
• We'll have 'Fun, fun, fun,' because The Beach Boys are headed our way
• Sept. 11 colors birthdays, keeps lost loved ones close to heart
• Restaurant not laughing about 'Carcass Removal' listing
• Federal judge OKs deal on imperiled species
• Committee to look at Rehberg's monument act
• Homeland Security spending across the Big Sky since 9/11
• Regional events mark 10th anniversay of 9/11
• UGF memorial event recalls dark times after 9/11
• National Guard soldiers return home
• Montana's chief public defender resigns
• Panel OKs vote on flood insurance extension
• Taylor Hills fire increases in size
• Ex-curator explains how Gypsy operates
• Illusionist David Copperfield offers to help Montana restore Gypsy
• Cut taxes, pass jobs bill, Obama says
• Great Falls' Elks Riverside Park gets playground upgrade
• Locals discuss speech
• Baker raises more than Bronson in commission race
• Lawsuit questions campaign finance limits
• Artist repairs arch outside Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art
• Public meeting in Great Falls Tuesday to discuss DNRC possibly increasing grazing fees
• Schools benefit from fourth largest oil and gas lease sale since 1970s
• Around the Big Sky
• Westbound 1st Avenue North bridge lanes reopen today
• Stage 1 fire restrictions take effect Friday
• Montana Attorney General Steve Bullock wants to continue 'good work' as governor
• Great Falls High addresses neighbors' concerns
• Schweitzer considers land swaps for the Upper Missouri River Breaks Monument
• First Montana soldiers return home after year-long deployment
• 'Private' roads discouraging to Montana's Rocky Mountain Front lovers
• Five women sue Boy Scouts, say Montana Council shares blame
• NTSB releases report for Butte crash that killed two
• BLM director plans Montana visit
• Great Falls Police Department asks for help naming two new canines
• Traffic to switch to westbound lanes on 1st Avenue North Bridge in Great Falls
• Across the Big Sky
• Smoke visible from grass fire in Belt
• Kipp Recreation Area reopens after flood damage
• Cascade County tables prison vendor contract
• Great Falls looks at raising ambulance ride costs
• Frenchtown Mill gets green makeover
• Across the Big Sky
• Juveniles blamed in fire near Benefis
• Prosecutors want to ban Montana medical law references at trials
• Tour Montana Bale Trail Sunday
• Inmate killed at Montana State Prison
• Ambulance rates may rise to nearly $1,000 per ride
• National Children's Alliance director says issue is nationwide
• Montana's child-protection laws need changes, some say
• Families, friends gather for 29th annual Labor Day picnic in Great Falls
• Have you seen Anaconda's lost bell?
• Hiker's body successfully recovered following 800-foot fall in Glacier
• Officials release name of boater who died in Hauser Reservoir crash
• 8-year-old boy dies in motorcycle crash; father hospitalized
• Atlatl: Primitive weapon charms throwers
• Great Falls doctor details deciphering abuse
• Montana case workers 'save the world'
• Director defends Montana's child protection efforts
• Workers in region more likely than others in country to work two jobs
• Rick Hill asks for Montana high court to help in scam
• Across the Big Sky
• Then and now: 1st Avenue North Bridge
• Canine skills shown in annual obedience and rally trials
• Wolf season opens in Montana, Idaho
• Great Falls airport wants to combine checkpoints add amenities
• Recent tragedies cast doubt on Montana's child-protection services
• Grizzly captured, but link to hiker death unknown
• Obama yanks plan to tighten smog rule citing costs
• RSVP Newsletter ‘Volunteer Power’ - September 2011
• Hunt club recognizes Tester for access work
• Bald Bear fire near Augusta stabilizing
• Glacier hiker's body found
• One dead in crash near Windham
• Pending regulations on coal-fired power plants fuel debate
• Report on Keystone XL being used for exports misleading, refinery says
• Montana's highway fatalities up sharply this August
• New contract could lower prices for inmates' goods
• Energy secretary advocates support for Keystone XL oil pipeline
• GOP sues over Attorney General Steve Bullock's fundraising
• Test finds low asbestos levels in Libby's wood chips, bark
• Neighborhood council candidates include husband-wife team
• Planned appeals would delay funds to plaintiffs in Cobell settlement
• Sun River Game preserve offers wild opportunities
• Road repair leaves sticky mess, Moore residents say
• C.M. Russell Museum heads back to Great Falls' Heritage Inn for Western Art Week
• Blackfeet Tribe eases restrictions on water system in Browning
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• Around the Big Sky
• VISTA holds care package drive for 9/11
• Colder weather helps fight fires; added wind concerns fire officials
• Officials find clue on missing hiker with signature on summit register
• Hearings officer proposes $4,100 ethics law penalty on Montana governor
• Sixth-graders take charge
• Report says Keystone XL oil would go overseas
• Great Falls kindergartners leap into school's new adventures
• The Grandview at Benefis breaks ground
• Officials search for employee missing in Glacier Park
• Montana wildfires should benefit from cold, rainy weather
• Crowds, sales up at 2011 Montana State Fair
• With cooler days ahead in Great Falls, people take advantage of sun
• Around the Big Sky
• Warden Bridge inspection will narrow traffic lanes
• New school year starts today
• Central Montana wildfires are being kept in check
• North Shore trails open
• Brual assumes command of Malmstrom's 341st Missile Wing
• Dental tools draw visitors to new Augusta museum
• Around the Big Sky
• BNSF rail line reopened after derailment east of Havre
• Bald Bear fire southwest of Augusta grows to 443 acres
• Autopsy says Yellowstone hiker died from grizzly mauling
• Rare find discovered amid Montana town's Old West artifacts
• Hats off to these summer grads from Great Falls' Paris Gibson Education Center
• Trace Hart bound for Montana pageant contest
• Enthusiasm, affection are the hallmark of signs that sprout in educators' yards in Great Falls
• Great Falls Rescue Mission hands out 680 stuffed sacks
• Train cars derail near Havre
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• Local teens find profitable business opportunities at the Great Falls Farmers Market
• Weather, extra crews help beat Elk Park fire in Montana
• Around the Big Sky
• Witsoe tries to file for mayor
• Cascade County meetings mellower than city gatherings
• Montana museums offer history, fun
• Chautauqua event offers old way of sharing information
• One killed, four injured in crash near Bowman's Corner
• Elk Park fire spread slowing
• Hiker found dead on trail in Yellowstone
• People across Montana tune into Billings' final game
• Whether gadflies or activists, meeting speakers get noticed in Great Falls
• Favorable review of Keystone XL pipeline draws fire
• BNSF will store rail cars south of Cascade
• 1st Avenue North Bridge overlay work starting
• White Sulphur-area fires among a dozen keeping crews busy
• Winning Billings team gives Montana Little League fever
• Supplies needed for school backpacks
• Fort Benton animal shelter installs new outdoor run for felines
• Welcome Back!
• Motion to bar Montana, Wyoming wolf hunts denied
• Around the Big Sky
• UM student, 22, killed in rollover near Valier
• Helena shooting victim faces vandalism charges
• State: Fish in Yellowstone River oil spill safe to eat
• Montana state workers win insurance cost freeze
• Crews rush to corral blazes in Northern Rockies
• Great Falls' back-to-school vaccinations done with ease
• MSU-Great Falls ranks highest among 280 two-year schools in U.S.
• Region gains new rest stops
• New floodplain boundaries released
• $2 million grant will help Rocky Boy water system
• Home run lifts Montana into U.S. title game at Little League World Series
• FEMA sets up Disaster Recovery Center in Great Falls
• Around the Big Sky
• Cascade County budget hearing was unattended
• Back to School for Great Falls - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Around the Big Sky
• Minneapolis man sentenced for falsely reporting bomb
• Winds, lightning spreading wildfires in Montana
• Eastbound lanes on 1st Avenue North Bridge in Great Fallsto close Sept. 5
• Cascade County commissioners to set budget
• Great Falls biker dies in I-15 crash causing traffic backup
• Co-op planning to upgrade grain loader near Fort Benton
• Some doubt 'excited delirium' condition cited in Taser-related deaths
• National road and trail remediation project under way in Montana's forests
• Havre grape stomping event raises $1,000
• Columbia Falls man arrested for driving on sidewalk, endangerment
• Gamers eclipse world record in Great Falls
• Engineer, architect chosen for study of Great Falls High
• Cut Bank Creek oil spill cleanup complete
• Cascade County proposes no tax increase
• Longtime Montana Wildlife Federation director retires
• Great Falls buses to keep rolling on Saturdays
• Helena mother questions taser-related death of son
• Great Falls toy collector to auction off playful trove
• Great Falls man accused of aiming gun at man over sprinkler dispute
• Trustees to focus on GFH upgrades
• Montana motors on in Little League World Series
• Cut Bank woman killed in wreck
• Montana governor's mother, Kathleen, dies at 83
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• Electric City history now Facebook topic
• Police, fire departments talk trash to benefit charity
• How will money be used?
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• UGF spikes way to two more wins
• Leestma wins Mid-Amateur championship by 12 shots
• Billings boys play at noon on ABC
• Unemployment drops in Cascade County
• Lawsuit seeks salaries of Montana state workers
• Fraud scams in Montana spiked in recession
• Montana meth worries linger, despite past victories
• Rehberg, Tester duke it out over balanced-budget amendment proposals
• Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center showers millionth visitor with gifts
• September Job Service Classes at Great Falls Public Library
• Governors to discuss flooding; Schweitzer refuses to attend meeting
• Plane in fatal crash near Forsyth under state contract
• Montana's Highwood Station energized, but co-op losses top $7 million
• Griz adult seen by Shelby is first to wander so far east of the Front
• Brothers pass on piece of history to Malmstrom Air Force Base
• Across the Big Sky
• Positions available for neighborhood councils
• Bombsight was beginning of 'precision bombing'
• Shakeup at Montana DOT was a surprise
• Show looks to future of Blackfeet council
• Across the Big Sky
• 1st Avenue North bridge in Great Falls closure bothersome to motorists, businesses
• Speaker praises benefits of liberal arts during annual UGF convocation
• Two dead in Forsyth plane crash
• Yellowstone oil spill cleanup will last into fall
• Great Falls man pleads not guilty to child abuse charge
• EPA to begin soils testing in Black Eagle
• Billings makes history, wins debut at Little League World Series
• ACLU still has problems with new Montana execution protocol
• Woman arrested in Black Eagle after low-speed chase
• Supervisor for Lewis and Clark National Forest to remain Great Falls-based
• New teachers tackle technology as school year looms
• ACT scores rising; Great Falls district performs well
• Blackfeet council appoints new chairman
• Drought fears evaporate with full reservoirs across state
• St. Vincent dePaul adds boutique
• Man dies in Great Falls after Helena Taser incident
• Around the Big Sky
• Malmstrom's Col. Cotton sees bright future as he moves on
• New life for MATL: Calgary energy distributor to buy stalled line
• MATL condemnation suit settled
• Study: Climate change threatens cutthroat trout habitat
• Another Carter shuttle loader planned
• School trustees OK budget, back off 'unused' levy
• Navajo reservation dogs roam unchecked
• Death of ex-Belt principal mourned
• Woman robbed at knifepoint in Warden Park
• Great Falls approves property tax levy
• Many Montana farms hire custom-cutting crews
• Around the Region
• Brain trauma expert shares insights at McLaughlin Research Institute lecture
• The Golden Triangle meets the Big Apple: Chester, Cut Bank women part of New York shows
• Great Falls to vote on tax levy
• Grass fires ignite in area
• Butte plane crash kills two
• Law limiting increase to cabin site leases may end up in court
• Great Falls School District hears concerns about levying previously OK'd taxes
• Custom-combine operation keeps Cut Bank farmer hopping
• Deal on 'No Child' won't change scores of Great Falls schools
• Students, teachers sharpen science skills as interns at Great Falls' McLaughlin Research Institute
• Retiring colonel proud of tech advancement during military stint
• Apply now for AmeriCorps
• Designers' colorful artwork supports Great Falls school's battle against hurtful practice
• Great Falls school board to discuss budget, mill levy
• 'Running on Empty' tour comes to Montana
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• Warhammer 40,000 'Ard Boyz tournament in Great Falls is a game 'like chess with guns'
• Shay glad to be home
• Job fair aimed at helping members of the military visits Great Falls
• Groups ask court to halt Idaho, Montana wolf hunts
• Q&A with a white supremacist leader
• The state of hate: Some see Montana as last best place for the white race
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• Getting out of Dodge was easy for this Montana town
• 1st Avenue North bridge work will continue this fall in Great Falls
• Billings Little Leaguers make history
• Library's adult summer reading program ends
• Pacific Steel may buy in Agri Tech Park
• Blackfeet Nation chair Sharp resigns
• FBI probes baby's death on Blackfeet Indian Reservation
• 2 plead in Kalispell marijuana case after seeking lawsuit
• Montana highway department director resigned over daughter's job
• Black Eagle's Smelter Avenue long-overdue makeover
• Pacific Steel plans downtown Great Falls headquarters
• Across the Big Sky
• MDT director Lynch resigns
• FEMA encourages Sun River residents to apply for flood aid
• Man with spinal injury to hand pedal Glacier's Sun Road
• Official: Euthanized black bear was threat to public safety
• Baucus still mulling Rocky Mountain Heritage Act
• Doctor to research heart treatments
• Accused kidnapper arrested
• Rural air service subsidy could wither in today's political climate
• Judge sides with BLM in suit over multi-use Breaks plan
• Bennett Motors plans to consolidate dealerships downtown
• Group buys land in Yaak Mountains for grizzlies
• Around the Big Sky
• Dow falls 519 points as stock sell-off resumes
• Cutbacks force retreat in war on meth
• Democrat Stutz enters House race
• WWII vet honored after 67 years
• Man helps scan historical documents
• City seeks to protect Flow Rider investment
• Debris jam clogs Milk River on Fort Belknap Reservation
• Black bear shot, killed near Fox Farm area
• Black bear seen in city
• Baucus named to debt panel
• Debate begins over long-term RV parking on city streets
• Prayers offered at vigil for young victims of abuse
• Senate hearing in Poplar examines rash of Indian youth suicides
• Rattler bites dog in boat on Tiber Reservoir
• Visitors study renewable-energy projects
• County approves Gore Hill fire fee change
• County holds on tax vote
• Pending levy may cost less
• Tiered system proposed for Gore Hill fire fees
• Across the big sky
• Stranded soldier receives help, new truck
• Montana delegation toes party lines on debt downgrade
• Officers suspect foul play in Poplar death
• Loretta Lynn show canceled; refunds available
• Detour alert: Westbound lanes of 1st Avenue North Bridge closed for work
• School trustees table decision on tax hike
• States could get relief from No Child Left Behind rules
• GOOD NEWS ROUNDUP
• Great Falls funny man named to network's list of top comedians
• Police seek elderly woman they say was kidnapped by son
• In 2011, fewer deaths reported at National Parks
• Pryor Mountain mustang roundup planned in 2012
• Cascade County weighs raising taxes
• Cleanup of Cut Bank Creek oil spill continues, nears completion
• Producer works to squeeze every drop out of old fields
• 19-year-old woman dies in two-vehicle wreck west of Harlem
• Lightning starts fire near Ulm
• FEMA opens center in Lewistown
• Then and now: Exhibition, Art Deco styles give Montana ExpoPark flair
• Great Falls man slits dog's neck
• Hospital staff, ex-NICU patients gather for reunion
• Officials find plenty to squawk about in 2011 state fair
• Law allows Great Falls schools to levy previously OK'd $1.6 million tax
• Interest grows in Blackfeet Reservation oil and gas exploration
• Cascade County receives emergency food funds
• Hiker attacked by bear in Glacier
• Montana wolf tags go on sale Monday
• Montana Highway Patrol car leaves sobering message
• Economy continues sluggish growth
• Deceased Montana State Fair photo-exhibit manager remembered
• Boy Scouts donate bateau to Great Falls' Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center
• Across the Big Sky
• Construction of Central Catholic High School grotto nearly complete
• Judge's conduct in Beach hearing praised by both sides
• Officials back off plan to move Lewis and Clark headquarters office
• MATL shift protects tepee rings in Cut Bank area
• Local advisers say to sit tight as stocks fall
• MANG 'preferred' for new mission
• Great Falls' Cable Technology to close doors
• Third-annual Chicks n Chaps women-only rodeo clinic sells out
• New tourism chief has dream job
• Missoula woman named poet laureate
• Sportsmen's Advisory Panel airs concerns over impacts of Interior budget cuts
• State seeks oil pipeline river crossing data
• Culinary talent leads to beefy 3-year winning streak at Montana State Fair
• Kids have a ball walking on water at Montana State Fair
• Montana judge upholds Congress' change to wolf status
• Wyoming, interior announce proposal for delisting wolves
• Man dies on pack trip in Montana's Bob Marshall Wilderness
• Lewis and Clark buffs from Great Falls fight attempts to move national office
• Testimony ends in Beach hearing
• Grizzly that charged man euthanized in Yellowstone Park
• 5,000 flock to White Sulphur music fest
• Hunting along the Rocky Mountain Front proves recession-proof
• Hot weather, cool sales at Montana State Fair
• Barry Beach hearing: Judge to allow new testimony
• Roosevelt County sheriff arrested after Lewistown bar fight
• Barry Beach hearing: Judge to allow new testimony
• Natatorium closing temporarily
• Rate increase could erase ECP debt in 20 years
• Biker challenge to stop in city
• This super hero raises money to help vets
• City tackles money issues
• Denton warm spring a hot spot
• Winter wheat harvest under way
• Barry Beach asks new testimony on 1979 beating death be allowed
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• ECP utility may raise rates
• Coroner IDs victim of Dearborn River drowning
• Boy carries on great-grandpa's intricate State Fair display
• House OKs debt-limit measure 269 to 161; Rehberg votes 'No'
• Great Falls Clinic partners with Symbion
• Job Service mission at the Mission
• Conservation Corps program focuses on vets
• Parent-powered preschool builds camaraderie
• State represented well by cool art in nation's Capitol
• Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center counts down to a million visitors
• Family ties make Montana State Fair carnival 'Mighty'
• Horse and pony show at the Montana State Fair
• Recent tragedies point to spike of child abuse in Great Falls
• Tips to help new parents beat stress, stop abuse
• Set Free begins building restoration in downtown Great Falls
• MANG offers free simulator at air show
• Counting down to a new Rainbow Dam
• Great Falls fire crews have busy Saturday
• Motorcycle passenger succumbs to injuries after crash in Great Falls last weekend
• Yellowstone Club founder tries to get out of paying $40 million judgment
• Blue Angels grace Great Falls
• Computer Classes At The Library
• Across the Big Sky
• Montana denies discriminatory prison letter policy
• Crow Tribe revives effort to tap coal cache
• Great Falls Senior Center celebrates 35 years
• Governor: Montana won't be hurt by possible federal default
• City claims SME making move on utility customers
• Lawmakers at stalemate on debt limit plan
• Friends from far and wide enjoy Montana State Fair's opening night
• Fire burns 600 acres north of Great Falls
• Cut Bank hits centennial milestone
• Montana State Fair stirs up old memories
• Make some noise for the Blue Angels: Navy team prepares for weekend airshows
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• Avalanche-Butte wildfire grows slightly
• BLM to check oil pipelines on Blackfeet Indian Reservation
• Montana jury sides with ranchers in oil, gas suit
• Montana ends fiscal year with $340 million in the bank
• Crowds flock downtown for 77th Pet and Doll Parade
• Let's work together to get more airline service
• ConocoPhillips to fix erosion near Belt Creek
• Great Falls International Airport says to arrive early this weekend
• Montana man who escaped from PreRelease Center pleads guilty to felony escape
• Avalanche-Butte fire in Helena National Forest gains ground
• Great Falls man, 35, gets 100 years for sexual assault
• High-speed chase ends with woman being Tasered
• Malmstrom missile destroyed after anomoly during test launch
• FX Energy: Pipeline in Cut Bank oil spill to be 'wiped off map'
• Livestock, laughter aplenty at Lewistown's Central Montana Fair
• Great Falls man charged with assault of infant daughter
• Target teams with charity to help with school shopping
• Oil found on most areas inspected after Yellowstone River spill
• Wicks advocates for long-term River's Edge Trail maintenance plan
• 85 Montana post offices in closure crosshairs
• Man suspected of robbing cabins in Neihart and Monarch arrested
• Name of toddler who died released
• Heavy border traffic expected for Canadian holiday
• Plan to study CO2 sequestration moving forward
• Family laments switch of kin's cemetery spot
• City accepting bids on downtown building
• Butte walkaway seen in Great Falls
• New dinosaur species named for Choteau ranch family
• Chamber looks to grow incentive for low-cost airline in Great Falls
• Boy 'alert' after nearly drowning in Great Falls pool
• Great Falls man accused of fatally shaking baby appears in court
• Motorcycle accident that injured two under investigation
• Off-duty military policeman arrested on gun charge after traffic incident
• Trustees give initial approval for solar panels at Great Falls High
• Study: Bigger, more frequent wildfires in Yellowstone's future
• BNSF: Only 79 gallons of diesel fuel spilled in derailment
• Bierstadt, Russell paintings fetch millions at Reno auction
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• Trustees to decide on solar project
• Family celebrates with 100-year-old
• Great Falls woman dying of cancer gets married at hospice
• No word on how boy found on pool bottom is faring
• Great Falls family visits Florida to take shuttle launch off husband's bucket list
• Cut Bank Creek oil spill brings calls for scrutiny of small lines
• Injured 15-month-old baby girl dies at Benefis
• Civic Center concrete panels are deteriorating, upgrades needed
• Hearing offers Barry Beach a final shot at retrial in '79 Nees murder
• Study outlines big ideas for Montana ExpoPark: What do you think?
• Charles M. Bair Family Museum opening shows 'a community working together'
• Injured 15-month-old girl still in hospital
• A two-hour fight for life: Norway killing spree will not soon be forgotten
• House burns in Great Falls' Bel-View Palisades
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• Man arrested in Great Falls for felony bank robbery
• Two grassfires start near Great Falls
• Great Falls Police give boy CPR at Mitchell pool
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• Auction prompts closure of 5th Street South
• Former top attorney for Montana Legislature Rob Stutz considers U.S. House bid
• NeighborWorks Montana given $1.5 million grant for low-income renters, owners
• Officials say Yellowstone pipeline may have leaked more oil than previously estimated
• MATL powerline stalled despite new eminent domain powers
• Injured baby girl: Great Falls man accused of attempted homicide
• War Club found guilty, capping five-year Fort Peck Reservation case
• Hundreds of 4H'ers show up at Marias Four County Fair
• Auction of long-defunct Great Falls business reveals eclectic treasure trove
• Great Falls man appears in court on assault charges
• Great Falls man accused of spitting on officers, responders
• Free Great Falls skating event offers 'camaraderie' for all
• Free hike, discussion Saturday at buffalo jump near Ulm
• Montana officials to fight ruling on megaloads
• Montana Supreme Court rejects appeal in Louisville Slugger case
• Yellowstone River oil spill highlights gaps in pipeline oversight
• Hyslop pleads not guilty in death of Great Falls toddler
• 4-H'ers making memories at Havre's Great Northern Fair
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• Man accused of stabbing girlfriend in Great Falls
• Authorities remove people from freight train near Poplar
• Officials knew of Yellowstone pipeline problem earlier
• Geyser School centennial is about celebrating community
• Billionaire and candy bar king Forrest Mars buys share of Tongue River Railroad
• Family mourns loss of boy killed in crash
• Track reopened after BNSF train derailment near Great Falls
• Logging begins in Little Belt Mountains
• Lewis and Clark National Forest names new acting ranger for Rocky Mountain District
• Centene signs called unsafe
• Three engines, 13 railcars derail near Great Falls
• Great Falls OKs $100 million budget, increases building fees
• Third Avenue South closed for track maintenance Friday
• County Commissioners seek applicants for three rural fire boards
• Woman appears on charge of trying to sell child's medication
• James Kipp boat launch partially reopens
• Man killed in I-15 crash near Great Falls
• Lingering moisture holds off wildfire season
• Blue Cross, Blue Shield closes Great Falls office
• Medical marijuana supporters kick off repeal effort
• Oil pipeline leaks 15 to 20 barrels near Cut Bank Creek
• Front ranch may offer relief for child loss
• Federally-backed program credited with improving four Montana reservation schools
• Montana land board looks at as much as doubling cattle grazing fees
• Retrial starts in Wolf Point murder
• Great Falls city commissioners to mull increasing city fees
• Montana poorest-performing school district makes gains despite missing out on grant
• Heat wave has Montanans searching for relief
• Session offers safety tips for real-estate agents
• River level dropped for work on Black Eagle Dam
• Sun River fire station fundraiser bogged down in fun
• Crossword enthusiast in two words: Ron Moody
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• Group uncovers elasmosaur in C.M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge
• Century-old law on corporate political spending goes to Montana's high court
• Great Falls couple's big hearts lead to happy furry family
• Munoz named acting supervisor
• Down nationally, euthanasia still a heartache in Great Falls
• Thunderstorms produce hail and high winds in the region
• Program provides weekend meals for low-income kids
• Fairfield celebration goes swimmingly
• Forest supervisor leaves trail of tough decisions
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Police warn of phone scam for credit-card info
• Real-estate group's crime-prevention seminar today
• Across the Big Sky
• Brown patches proliferate around Great Falls despite wet spring
• Montana will not create health insurance exchange
• Two girls charged with arson appear in youth court
• History Museum raises cash with bluegrass
• Boaters warned to stay off oil-tainted part of Yellowstone River
• Group demands to see messages sent by Kavulla
• Potter fans pack all 10 of Carmike's midnight shows
• Rehberg trailing Tester in early fundraising
• Tribes, Interior meet to work out details of settlement distribution
• Kings Hill, Logging Creek campgrounds open
• New tools should make absentee voting easier
• Same-sex households in Montana grow exponentially, census says
• Montana governor unhappy with ExxonMobil's oil spill assurances
• Great Falls teens charged with arson, endangerment
• Participants learn to play like the Great Falls Gladiators at Eagle Mount football camp
• Rehberg amendment would defund 'Lead Rule'
• Biennial survey of Montana high school students shows reduced risky behavior
• Montana FWP panel OKs 220-wolf hunt in fall
• Couple accused of endangering toddler who drank meth arraigned
• Officials identify man who died after falling off bridge near East Glacier
• Construction crews finish work on 2nd Ave. N.
• Montana high court sets oral arguments in campaign lawsuit
• Second mud mayhem event aims to fund new Sun River fire station
• Inmate files lawsuit over English-only letter policy
• Lewistown gets $70,000 grant for urban birds
• Budget woes force postal consolidation
• C.M. Russell Quick Draw a 'nice family event'
• Glacier's Going-to-the-Sun Road opens all the way
• Eminent domain powers invoked for MATL; 33 landowners face new condemnations
• Montana's green jobs key part of state economy
• Protesters demand Schweitzer end support for pipeline, megaloads
• Construction closes east end of 3rd Avenue South
• Death of man who fell from Two Medicine Bridge under investigation; foul play is not suspected
• Man pleads not guilty to charges in assault at Browning gas station
• County OKs zoning for truck facility
• City wants ideas on creating a downtown parking pass
• Farm in the Dell group home takes step forward
• Autopsy not conclusive, but death deemed suspicious
• Probe: Pilot at fault in 2009 Butte crash that killed 14
• Lack of safe water plagues Sun River long after flooding
• Blackfeet math and science building as 'green' as they get
• City still weighing rate hike to service power utility debt
• Scope of Yellowstone River oil spill holds
• Great Falls man dies in rollover near White Sulphur Springs
• School grant to help military kids adjust
• Court says Brady residents cannot join Conrad school district
• Study: Dangers of proposed XL pipeline understated
• Montana's wet year a record breaker
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• From writer to Klingon, longtime fan lives, breathes 'Star Trek'
• Exhibition roller derby skaters make room for belly dancers to showcase talent also
• Temporary murals light up 'blights' in downtown Great Falls
• West Nile virus threat high this year in Montana
• Local kids spellbound by 'Harry Potter'
• Great Falls Public Library Newsletter - August 2011
• Helena woman's drug trial gives hope to family battling with rare genetic disease
• PPND's deadly lineage: It all started with one woman
• Great Falls man accused of shoplifting, assault on an officer
• North American Indian Days parade blows crowds away in Browning
• Kids display animals at Great Falls' 4-H show
• Federal debt deal could hit Montana harder than most states
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• Court papers shed light on day toddler October Perez died
• Revised wilderness plan for CMR refuge draws 25,000 comments
• Belt Creek opens in Sluice Boxes State Park
• Man, fiancée charged with endangerment after crash in Great Falls
• Canadian border travelers should plan ahead
• Federal officials threaten to cut Montana's funds
• Great Falls man, 63, drowns in reservoir
• Montana, Vermont air guards meet to compete
• Report on crash of crop duster released
• Man who died in Wednesday rollover ID'd
• Marijuana distributor gets 15-year sentence despite lawyers' agreement
• Secretary Shinseki discusses issues with veterans
• Local military commanders hurtle through Montana skies
• Montana withdraws from oil spill cleanup over 'lack of transparency'
• Yellowstone officials will let grizzly sow that killed man live
• Glacier sets opening date for popular Going-to-the-Sun road
• North American Indian Days kicks off with all the hits
• Make a date to pull weeds on Front
• Glacier hotel fire drill briefly thought real
• Group raising funds to buy police dogs
• Development Authority OKs 'ambitious' goals
• Great Falls man dies in one-vehicle crash
• Volunteers keep memorial banners ship-shape
• Woman gets 10 years for evidence tampering in sex abuse case
• Budget cuts threaten Retired Senior Volunteer Program's future
• Exxon claimed failed pipeline was buried deep below Yellowstone River
• Details of July 4 death emerge
• Griz sow kills man in Yellowstone Park
• High waters raise fears that Yellowstone River oil will spread
• Fourth holiday kept police busy in Great Falls
• Wolf Point man drowns north of Fort Peck
• Pronghorn fawning grounds remain blocked by Fort Peck Lake
• City backing off bike ban at skate park
• Man charged in suspicious July 4 Great Falls death
• Malmstrom names next commander
• Dog trainer wins suit against city of Great Falls
• Deadly asbestos found in wood chips from Libby
• Residents decry lack of information in Yellowstone River oil spill
• Great Falls Public Schools get $8.4 million energy makeover
• Lewistown trots toward finishing barn renovation
• Everybody's American for July 4 parade
• Crews intensify clean up on Yellowstone River
• Coming soon to Montana: over a million inhabitants
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• Police probe suspicious lower northside death
• Gibson descendant enjoys exploring founder's legacy
• GOOD NEWS ROUNDUP
• Retired army couple wants to shine spotlight on veterans' issues, aid
• High water hurting Montana's fly fishing industry
• Exxon claims Montana oil spill damage limited
• Memorial for killed girl acts as rally for child abuse prevention
• Going-to-the-Sun Road transit up and running
• Oil spill soils 25 miles of Yellowstone River
• Wet spring brings out Glacier's grandeur
• Montana's U.S. Senate battle heats up
• Baucus ties the knot at Sieben Ranch with Biden's blessing
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• Summer Celebration stirs up young and old in Belt
• Steve Daines seeks Montana's lone Congress seat
• Little Shell Councils agree to hold new election
• Then and now: Malta's Mercantile turns into auto, farm supply shop
• Belt's pedestrian bridge also to be replaced soon
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• Rehberg urges military to wait on F-15 shift
• Waking the Dead event spotlights known and unknown Great Falls history
• Bikers make trek through Montana
• Medical marijuana law changes leave some confused
• Effort to preserve toddler's body kick-starts trial
• New Belt bridge in works; historic span to move
• Funeral for Perez girl Saturday afternoon
• ExpoPark accounting oversights cause 2011 shortfall
• Opheim combines centennial, residents' birthday bashes
• Fireworks ignite Great Falls residence
• Helena prosecutor running for attorney general
• Attorney Lewin files to unseat mayor in Great Falls
• Cowboy Artists gather in Montana to brush up on the Old West
• Campgrounds ready, waiting for Fourth fun
• Address of 1 in 4 Montana sex and violent offenders inaccurate in registry
• Judge blocks parts of Montana's medical marijuana law
• 4th of July Parade
• No suspect yet in April robbery
• Browning man found guilty of officer assault
• Four arraigned in District Court
• Tester staff adds flood sessions
• Weather service suspects tornado touchdown near Glasgow
• Old bridge's arches get some upkeep
• 'Hold-the-line' budget proposed for Great Falls
• 'Young heroes' help Great Falls residents with yardwork
• UGF adds more student housing
• Going-to-the-Sun Road may open later than ever
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• FEMA coming to Great Falls to assess flood damage to roads
• Dead black bear removed from I-15
• County votes to freeze wages
• Fast, strong storm knocks out power around Great Falls
• High waters inundate popular recreation spot Tiber Dam
• Civic-minded editor, reporter retiring after 27 years with Tribune
• Southern Montana votes 4-2 to raise debt limit
• SME co-op's Gregori fires back at critic of electricity deals
• Deliberate homicide charges filed in wake of Great Falls toddler's death
• Montana gas prices dip as holiday nears
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• Glasgow greenhouse gets swamped, saved
• Increasingly famous grizzly family causing Grand Teton Park traffic jams
• Senators make pitch for extra C-27J aircraft
• Great Falls students do well on standardized CRT tests
• Medical marijuana initiative language nearly ready
• Man killed in crash by Stanford identified
• On Top of the World!
• School trustees may hire business manager
• Utility arm customers face increased rates
• Highwood's Phase 2 on the line; co-op to vote on raising Southern Montana's debt limit
• Congressman introduces bill to allow online poker
• Officials examining dam's role in 'gas bubble trauma'
• Grant will salvage rare Anaconda Co. films
• Wolf hunts prove divisive as states prepare
• Wind power and water power collide in the Northwest
• Some say delisting wolves sets bad precedent
• Augusta rodeo celebrates 75 years
• Fort Benton abuzz during annual celebration
• 2-year-old in suspected abuse case still in critical condition
• Many prancing paws at Great Falls' dog show
• Great Falls nun celebrates 75 years of ministry
• Body found in Smith River ID'd as Washington woman's
• Heavy grass fires possible this year across Montana
• Flooding leaves many forest access roads, trails out, some all summer
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• Man killed in crash near Stanford on Friday
• Budget crunch could bog down farm bill
• Great Falls man charged with attempted homicide of 2-year-old girl
• Grizzly bear cub captured south of Augusta
• Jolley files for Great Falls commission seat
• Schweitzer says Exxon should build megaloads in Montana
• FEMA assesses Montana's flooding damage
• 110 graduate from three on-base universities
• Voyagers opening day crowd basks in tradition
• Pennywise pyrotechnic fans launch fireworks sales
• Body believed found in Smith River
• Flooding likely to return to Montana
• Man, 25, accused of having sex with teen, 13, in Great Falls
• 100 people attend ceremony honoring Chief Old Person
• New 'Alive@Lunch' event offers free live music every Thursday in Great Falls
• Detectives investigate 2-year-old's injuries
• Drop-in property value hits Rehberg's net worth
• First charges handed down after Montana's medical marijuana raids
• Canada's Tonbidge needs $25 million to finish Montana power line
• Captured mobster 'Whitey' Bulger has 60-year-old Great Falls rap sheet
• Montana school superintendents move on, take stock in long careers
• Boy Scouts to honor pair of Montana men
• Judge considers blocking parts of Montana's new marijuana law
• Obama says 33,000 troops will be home by 2012
• Most defer railroad crossing violation tickets
• Governor says Montana GOP leaders lowballed project numbers
• Cool canines coming for Electric City Kennel Club shows
• Great Falls Municipal Band summer series kicks off
• Montana Supreme Court upholds Electric City Power ruling
• Interior official says tribal coal swap not equal
• Skate park rules may allow for BMX bikes
• Water diversion applications on hold
• BLM says rain, runoff damage reservoir
• Federal, state officials assess flood damage
• Endangerment trial of Choteau man may be moved
• United Way project stuffs bus to overflowing
• Great Falls clips wings on chicken changes
• Chester pair going to Greece to support Special Olympics athletes
• Billings lawmaker to run for Congress
• ACLU questions use of drug dogs at Glasgow High
• Blaine County coroner dies in crop-duster crash
• Supreme Court to hear Montana dispute over rent for dams
• Great Falls summer school program spared from budget ax
• Industry group asks judge to block new medical marijuana law
• Library programs help build kids' daily reading habit
• Man, 34, charged for alleged sex with 13-year-old
• FWP draws moose, sheep and goat tags
• Black Eagle, Great Falls 4th of July parades roll at same time this year
• Smoke still rising from battle over fireworks in Great Falls
• Judge OKs Cobell's Indian trust settlement
• Public safety, urban chickens top city commission agenda
• It Takes a Village! 2011 MIET
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• Psychiatric nurse practitioner program up and running at MSU
• Weather batters city coffers as city golf courses, pools bring in less money
• Long-distance twins will celebrate 80th birthday together
• Judge to hear Cobell case
• Fathers share rodeo fun with families
• Deal would speed cuts in western coal pollution
• Military dads earn double dose of love
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• Beautiful Minds Walk fundraiser celebrates lives, aims to receive $45,000
• Short lines for Great Falls' State Fair concert packages
• Three students remain hospitalized after bus crash in Montana
• Belt rodeo makes for an eventful weekend
• Baucus says he's hopeful about forging bipartisan debt deal
• Few seek to unseat Great Falls officials
• Kremlin centennial celebration unearth A lifetime of memories
• Montana says homeowners should test private wells
• Declaration of disaster frees up $6.5 million
• Bus full of kids tips over on Hi-Line
• SME blames ECP for 4.2 percent rate increase
• NeighborWorks Great Falls donates mobile home to Montana veteran
• All smiles at Great Falls' Easter Seals-Goodwill carnival
• Montana FWP closes Widow Coulee boat launch
• Great Falls city officials respond to fleeing utility customers
• Budget outlook for state improves by about $70 million
• Missoula City Councilman to seek Congressional seat
• Anheuser-Busch sends water for flood victims
• Trail goes cold in manhunt for fugitive
• 'Deer with wings' causes power outage
• Megaload bridge impact criticized
• Snowpack delays Sun Road plowing
• Returning remains to tribes could take even longer
• Great Falls' Ursuline Centre receives $150,000 grant for brickwork
• Great Falls man who killed landlord gets life term in hospital
• MATL moves to condemn 11 properties near Dutton
• Parents accused of letting 1-year-old girl ingest meth
• Floodwaters could help establish iconic cottonwood trees along Missouri River
• Flood-stranded community near Roundup re-connected
• Region's flooding rivers slowly receding
• Quilting workshop taps diverse talent
• Amtrak resumes service in Montana
• Tester protests closure of Social Security appeal site
• False alarm in search for fugitive
• 10,000 giveaway books getting second looks
• Derailment spills grain near Valier
• Construction on Campus
• Record water doesn't equate to record power
• Massive Rainbow Dam upgrade on schedule
• Crowd honors wind-whipped banner for Flag Day
• Brown Bag Lunch Series: The Malevolent Homebuyer
• More storms coming as Sun River recovers mode
• Comedian Mike Epps to play here
• Billings man pleads guilty in hazardous waste case
• Man charged in downtown shotgun incident
• Cabin fire kills man in Fergus County
• County freezes salaries of elected officials
• City's new chicken rules a scratch
• White Sulphur cafe offers gluten-free option
• $150,000 bond set for driver in fatal DUI case
• Vehicle arsons likely related
• $150,000 bond set for bank robbery suspect
• Belt man arrested after standoff
• School trustees choose PPL as power supplier
• Muddy roads keep Roundup cut off
• Great Falls levee certification not certain
• Snowpack keeps region on edge as water recedes
• Federal, state agents join hunt for survivalist accused of firing on deputies
• Great Falls levee built to take a lot more
• Reminiscing on high school
• Fort Peck officials work to stay ahead
• Sun River residents begin cleaning up after Round 1
• GOOD NEWS ROUNDUP
• Great Falls school board to choose new power supplier
• Police search for man who shot at officers near Lolo
• Chicken meeting set for Tuesday
• Great Falls Public Library exhibit steams along
• Tea party advocate makes run for state GOP control
• UM pharmacy interns learn as they work
• Woodland Estates swamped
• Eddies Corner: 'Where memories, friends are made'
• Lambkins and Hotel Lincoln are all landmarks in this town
• A look at Montana's foreclosures
• Man's hobby helps quadriplegic gamers
• Man accused of vehicular homicide moved to jail
• Black Eagle plans Fourth of July parade
• Great Falls foreclosure sales spike
• Crop aid program could be cut in fall
• Sibling rivalry lasts well into adulthood at Montana Senior Olympics
• Senior Olympics athletes inspire one another
• Great Falls' flooding likely minor, Sun River plans cleanup
• More Glacier National Park roads opening
• Emergency supplies sent to people affected by floods
• MANG drills feature real-life scenarios
• Schweitzer's office estimates damage at $8.6 million to date
• Missouri River cuts off pronghorn from fawning grounds
• Across the Big Sky
• Officials urge area boaters to reduce speeds due to rising water levels
• Hearty senior athletes very alive past 65
• Warden Bridge work: Slow down, expect delays
• Large amounts of snowpack still sit in mountains
• River's Edge Trail users should be aware
• 89 cited during railroad crossing checkup
• Nashua-area residents prepare for high water
• Sun River flooding continues; many evacuate
• Research shows snowpack decline in West
• Camping options increase this weekend
• City removes unsafe play equipment from three parks
• There is a free lunch at city schools
• Weather closes water park
• Suspect in bank robbery appears in court
• City wins a round in SME court battle
• Fort Peck Dam release to reach 60,000 cfs
• River Drive South closed between the 1st Avenue North Bridge and 3rd Avenue South
• Roundup sees second round of flooding
• Rising Elk Creek keeps Augusta on edge
• Hi-Line hustles to protect homes from Milk River
• Sun River hits Highway 200; Vaughn to Bowman's Corner closed
• New law upheld in eminent domain battle
• Rising Sun River puts homes at risk homes
• Not guilty plea in real-estate attack
• Whack those weeds — or get a ticket
• Boy, 12, sentenced in fatal shooting
• BLM limiting access at Tiber Reservoir
• Scuba business takes a dive
• Floodwaters close county roads; Rocky Boy's sees bridges washed out
• Great Falls bank robbery suspect caught in Butte
• City charges self more for power
• Families cut off from their homes by Poplar River
• Sun River on notice as flood watch is issued for town
• Crash suspect faces vehicular homicide charge
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• Groups spent $5.7 million lobbying Montana lawmakers
• Bus drivers accused of DUI appear in court
• Bullock seeks rejection of climate change lawsuit
• Chester teen honored for her 'Lovin' Compassion'
• Electric City Power to raise rates
• Authorities close highway near Sun River
• Montana dancer performs with Bolshoi
• Fort Peck Dam, spillway become tourist attractions
• GOOD NEWS ROUNDUP
• Parts of Fort Peck Reservation lose water
• County attorney probably will charge suspect in fatal crash
• Billings man dies in wreck near Lewistown
• Man accused of pointing gun at renters
• Symphony to showcase array of artists
• Wisconsin man dies, four hurt in Great Falls wreck
• Wet spring likely to cause explosion of mosquitoes
• Flooding returns to Rocky Boy's Reservation
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Then and now: Steamboats navigated the Missouri River
• Montana issues cards under new marijuana law
• Sun lights up Conrad Whoop-Up bash
• Supreme Court ruling strengthens sovereignty in Indian Country
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• Lankford's toxicology report will be released next week
• Some campgrounds open
• Tester launches website to help Montana flood victims
• Governor to travel to China
• State picks Giant Springs Road as one of first Scenic Byways
• Rocky Boy's Reservation sets election to replace chair in wake of guilty plea
• $1,000 offered in vandalism at Great Falls' Highland Cemetery
• Ulm nears flood stage; Conditions leave state under alert
• Escaped prison inmate arrested in Great Falls
• Governor: Votes to override any vetoes fall short
• Warden Bridge traffic will be reduced to three lanes during construction
• $100,000 donation seeds new NeighborWorks foundation
• War vet, Great Falls native helps Missouri tornado victims
• Electric City Water Park opening this Sunday
• School district retirees reflect on diverse careers
• Fort Peck Dam release begins; downstream residents warned of flooding
• Judith River flooding warps trestle, tracks
• Mock emergency response drills teach tricks of the trade
• 2011 Commencement a Big Success
• Judge to rule on SME dispute soon
• Excess flood water has pros, cons for area
• Wet, soggy and cold pattern continued across central Montana in May
• Local veterans take a stand for Social Security
• Mom files lawsuit in Indian child suicide outbreak
• United Way to disperse $730,000 to 24 programs
• Fort Peck Tribes asks families to evacuate
• Schweitzer wants presidential disaster declaration
• Candidate with KKK ties running for U.S. House seat
• MANG's mission change probable
• State: Great Falls school failed to take proper steps in abuse case
• Alternative grads' hard work clears diverse obstacles
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• High school bands bow out of Fourth of July parade
• Law officers recognized for curbing DUIs
• Country Music Hall of Famer Don Williams returning to Great Falls
• City fires back at SME in court
• Soggy weather taking toll on Montana's spring seeding
• Widespread flooding drags on as federal damage tally begins
• Up to 200 gravestones vandalized in Highland Cemetery
• Regents Freeze Tuition at COT’s
• MSU-Great Falls NISOD Excellence Award Winners!
• CMR grads embark on life
• Central Montana flooding stabilizing despite rain
• Gold-star father: Don't forget sacrifices of 'the brave'
• Local group gears up for big parade on Fourth of July
• June will be busy for city's utility arm
• Former football player visits 'wax museum' by students
• RNs rise from associate status to bachelors with new UGF program
• Highland Cemetery association turns 100
• Great Falls High grads set sights on future
• GOOD NEWS ROUNDUP
• New film captures Breuning's Great Falls
• Independent group might benefit city, power supplier
• Central Catholic High School's 'Lucky 13' take their final bow
• FEMA expected to assess damage in Montana
• Well-known Havre legislator dies
• Foothills graduates end journey together
• Month of floods feared, Schweitzer says worst yet to come
• Molnar pleads no contest after crash
• Great Falls High grad objects to hat policy
• Rainfall, snowpack threaten low-lying Sun River Valley
• Downstream Midwestern states facing record floods
• Across the Big Sky
• Superior woman missing
• Steel Etc. supplying sandbags
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• Students who studied reform say it won't impact price
• Canyon Ferry, Gibson Dam reservoirs ease water woes
• Old Armington Highway repair could reach $70,000
• Searchers find man missing in Glacier
• Skate park debate amicable
• Vilsack: Farm bill could be smaller
• Fourth death at Cascade County Detention Center in six months
• Soon to be CMR grad uses lens to learn about his Blackfeet culture
• More roads closed as flooding continues through central Montana
• Great Falls High physics students' final project: walking on water
• Lewistown 'taking a beating with water'
• Reception for art authority set for June 3 in Great Falls
• Browning man pleads guilty in high-speed chase
• Unions file labor practice complaint against Montana
• Tester defendsForest Jobs Act
• Tribe searches for residents stranded by flood
• Red Cross opens Lewistown shelter for families affected by flood
• Closures limit Memorial Day weekend options
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• Rocky Boy's chairman pleads guilty to taking $58,000 of tribe's money
• Great Falls boy, 12, changes plea to 'true' in negligent homicide
• Flooding disrupts more roads and rails in northcentral Montana
• Funeral home preserves Ursuline artist's gem
• PSC spat turns to phone records
• Country's Morgan completes Montana State Fair night show lineup
• Cascade County to toughen community decay ordinance
• Blackfeet declare emergency, offer help numbers to call
• Much of Montana in flood warning or watch status
• Emergency declaration paves way for raising road repair funds in Cascade County
• Great Falls bus system picking up steam in sputtering economy
• Flooding woes deepen: Northcentral Montana braces for more rain
• A recap of Senate bills: Part 3
• White Clay language grads make history
• Free Computer Classes At Great Falls Public Library
• Search for woman missing in Smith River suspended
• PSC delays session on fine for Electric City Power
• Black bear removed from airport
• Baucus, Tester fail to halt Patriot Act reauthorization bill
• Substantial raises planned for top Montana officials
• School trustees adopt common dismissal time
• GOOD NEWS ROUNDUP
• A recap of Senate bills, Part 2
• West Elementary students grow success in gardens
• Montana focuses on seat belt use ahead of Memorial Day
• City of Great Falls holding discussion on skatepark
• Carroll students read entire health care bill
• Shooting range offers array of games
• Water continues rising, roads closed around Montana
• School trustees to vote on common dismissal time
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• Tester's forest jobs and recreation bill goes to Senate committee this week
• Graduation gives Central Montana homeschoolers new beginnings
• 178 of 429 Montana Senate bills become laws
• Great Falls Public Schools cuts programs, 19 teachers in wake of failed levy request
• Snowmelt and rain close roads, flood buildings around region
• Federal agents raid marijuana caregiver in Helena
• Great Falls High students plant garden on wasted space outside school
• Tribune continues recap of 2011 House bills
• Great Falls wants energy clause for Electric City Power waived
• Board of Regents votes to increase Montana university students' tuition
• Montana prepares for the worst flooding possible, hopes for the best
• Landowners file suit against state of Montana, Tonbridge Power Co.
• Prerelease inmate in Great Falls goes unreported
• Geologic history sign installed
• Gathering offers tools for working with at-risk kids
• Moisture heads to region; flooding feared
• Paris Gibson Education Center life-skills graduates get certificate that really matters
• Tribune recaps House bills from 2011 Legislature
• Teams work together to build houses
• MATL plans relations study on working with landowners
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• Elementary speech results
• Agency to trap grizzlies
• Golden Corral delivers help for Meals on Wheels
• Canada to share data on low-flying aircraft
• Sports complex developers ask for city's help
• Extension office may move into old Skyline School
• Havre drill tests disaster scenarios
• CMR students avoid 'senioritis' with senior research project
• Tippin returning to State Fair
• Extension agent handled all that cropped up
• 2011 Montana Legislature: 362 bills to become law
• Rapture: End of the world on Saturday? How about a party instead?
• Saturday mail delivery back on endangered list
• Groups make rare bids to block bills
• Bankruptcy suggested for indebted Electric City Power
• Golden eagle back in the wild after getting the lead out
• Mayfaire raises $255,000 to benefit Benefis Dialysis
• Safety First Rally is Saturday at Montana ExpoPark
• UGF nursing program accredited
• Rescuers continue Smith River search for woman from capsized boat
• MSU-Great Falls daycare takes steps toward reality
• Part of North Side one-way closing for water work
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Usage increase expected when senior center opens in June
• Russell Museum event aids schools
• Indian suit plaintiff recovering from cancer surgery
• Police department honors officers, citizens
• Woman missing after boat capsizes on Smith River
• One hospitalized, one charged in shooting at Lincoln-area campground
• Should drivers be taxed per gallon or per mile?
• Mayor files for second term
• Twin calves born 6 days apart
• Students using high-tech devices to map River's Edge Trail donations
• Montana has space connections
• Program allows students see federal court proceedings
• A look into governor Schweitzer's future
• Showdown works to remove dying trees
• Bill would help vets' transition to civilian workforce
• Ursuline preschool teacher Rose Ballard retires after 37 years
• Fair job fair planned
• Across the big sky
• Gore Hill fire district proposes fees based on home value
• Choteau kids bask in Blackfeet culture during student exchange
• FWP seeks public comment
• Drug take-backs set for next week
• Community works together to clean up city
• Wolves killed from air in Idaho
• Why Montana's gas prices are relatively low
• Explosion, fire kill Helena man
• American flag touches local students
• CMR grad named political practices director
• State streamflow below average for April
• Schweitzer signs bill lowering equipment tax
• Educator honored for science savvy
• Molly B. settles into sanctuary life
• Man arrested for sexual assault
• Seasonal border crossing to open
• Man gets probation, fine for killing grizzly
• Community helps demolish house
• Governor signs budget bill
• Schweitzer vetoes abortion bill and others
• Governor to let MEPA revision become law
• Baucus calls for end to Big Oil tax breaks Big Oil
• GED grads earn 'golden ticket'
• Census data shows region graying
• Hunt would put 220 wolves in the crosshairs
• Students in running for national award
• New Two Medicine bridge tops regional road projects
• Great Falls woman accused of endangering 8 children
• Judge denies restraining order against Great Falls' utility arm
• Second grizzly bear still missing
• NTSB to investigate plane crash
• Raided growers sue government
• Creeks rising out of banks
• Governor acts on environmental law today
• Juneau rejects new 'No Child' testing goals
• Rancher kills grizzly preying on sheep
• Detours, delays expected as road projects start up
• Stanford pilot dies in crash
• Humanities Montana will explain programs, grants at Thursday session
• Sun River game range opens Sunday
• Great Falls nurse honored for leadership at cancer conclave
• Corrections, county settle inmate rates
• SME seeks injunction to force city to pay for power
• Interior to review 251 imperiled animals, plants
• Cut Bank celebrates centennial milestone today
• Fort Benton's Paulsrud gets life for 2009 killing
• Across the big sky
• Grand Union goes glossy in 'Sunset'
• Blackfeet plan tribe-owned grocery store
• Governor to allow business eminent domain bill to become law
• Dunbar homicide case formally dismissed by state
• New school trustees get to work
• Schweitzer vetoes modifications to voter initiatives
• Blackfeet to end smoking in Glacier Peaks Casino
• Flooding advisories issued: 'Time to really watch the streams'
• Marijuana industry looks to stop strict overhaul
• GOOD NEWS ROUNDUP
• Car racer selected for hall of fame
• Storm brewing; expect snow, rain
• City mulls RV restrictions
• New school board members to be sworn in
• Comment sought on trailhead upgrade
• Clouds breaking for Lutheran denomination torn by gay pastor decision
• Montana's DUI laws just got a lot tougher
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• Baby's death being investigated
• Woman killed in one-vehicle rollover
• Geraldine a few years from celebrating centennial milestone
• Sweet rides draw admiring crowd at Cruisin' the Drag
• University of Great Falls grads praise school, city
• MSU-Great Falls lauds largest graduating class in its history
• Family cat, dog die in local house fire
• Schweitzer to sign eminent domain bill
• Volunteers Needed For Senior Food Distribution
• Farm in the Dell construction begins
• Prisoner locked up for life dies
• Mobile homes receive emergency water
• 'Sensational' spring runoff still looms
• Snow delays eastside campgrounds openings in Glacier
• State reps sue 'Three Cups of Tea' author
• Check fraud scam hits Great Falls
• Man charged for firing shots
• Brady bemoans budget ax of water project
• Great Falls High's Strauss a Presidential Scholar
• Groups sue to regain wolf protection
• Suicide suspected in death of inmate
• Glacier Park's public affairs officer retiring
• Body in river ID'd as missing woman
• Dunbar free after second mistrial
• Cruisin' the Drag T-shirt again designed by CMR student
• Suspect in car theft ring pleads guilty
• Decision on management area openings next week
• Body found in Missouri River; family thinks it is Sherry Lankford
• State takes back control of wolves
• Budget deal dissolves as Schweitzer uses veto
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Colleges set for Saturday graduation ceremonies
• Ex-landlord's water woes leave renters high and dry
• County plugs potholes with DuraPatcher
• County holds mock public health drill
• Dunbar retrial goes to the jury
• Local school levies fail
• SEALs faced an unarmed bin Laden
• Children's Receiving Home wins $25,000
• City leaders revisit chicken ordinance
• Regional school election results
• Inmate accuses guard of assault
• EPA: Libby cleaner but asbestos risks persist
• Sign-up for City's summer programs under way
• City moves on projects in series of 5-0 votes
• Vaughn Frontage Road rollover victim ID'd
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Electric City Power continues to struggle
• Vaughn levee gets two-year extension for certification
• 30-bed jail opens, airplane takes flight
• Filing opens for city seats
• PSC, city's utility arm delay work session
• Montanan named acting head of Farm Service Agency
• Great Falls man killed in crash
• School election ballots
• Great Falls plans emergency repairs at 11 pothole locations
• Good news roundup
• Companion adds richness to story of Lewis and Clark
• Former G.F. school head set to retire
• Standardized tests are not a good measure of intelligence
• GFH freshman a semifinalist in Classroom essay contest
• DECA stars go to nationals
• River cleanup needs volunteers
• Study: Beetle-killed trees ignite faster
• U.S. kills Osama bin Laden
• Being a legislative page a great learning experience
• Tea party receives mixed results
• Rehberg, Tester pull no punches as Senate battle ramps up
• Ten area students earn Academic All-Star honors for good grades, works
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• BLM council has openings
• Meetings set to discuss Rocky Mountain Front
• Man hospitalized after accident at trash collection firm
• Then and now: Central Avenue and 4th Street
• Breuning movie set for release this week
• Quilters embroider in colorful show
• Virtuoso brings affair with violin to Great Falls performance
• Governor hints he's not finished branding his veto onto bills
• Homicide retrial of War Club reset for July
• County to vote on flood mapping extension
• GOP leaders delay bills to skip amendatory vetoes
• Montana party leaders put parting spin on testy Legislative session
• Testimony continues next week in Dunbar retrial
• Schweitzer to let medical marijuana overhaul to become law
• Across the Big Sky
• CMR Area Special Olympics games earn praise for enriching lives
• Coal mine gets tax break
• PSC may fine city electric utility
• Indian water walkers carry 'lifeblood' prayer through Montana
• Legislature rejects attempt to soften medical marijuana overhaul
• Legislature wraps up with spending cut compromise
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Spring's pendulum will be swinging back to snow today
• Black Eagle cleanup starts this summer
• Browning man guilty in grizzly poaching
• Six spruced-up structures being recognized
• Bonding bill rejected by House
• April snow showers expected
• EPA public hearing is tonight in Black Eagle
• Lawmakers OK medical marijuana overhaul
• Citizen complains GOP shut meeting's doors
• County budget discussion continues
• Trees in city's urban forest are dying
• Rehberg: Pell grants unsustainable
• Montana victims recall Jesuit priests' abuse
• Children's Receiving Home vies for votes
• County begins budget hearings
• Two Montana-themed films debut this year
• Commission hears consolidation plan
• Regional requests of school district election voters
• Marijuana bill clears hurdle
• Man in shootout with Montana deputies may have shot self
• Budget deal clears key Montana House vote
• Man pleads guilty in Hi-Line Amtrak bomb scare
• Hi-Line flooding lingers
• Details emerge in fatal Helena-area officer-involved shootout
• Choteau to host benefit for middle-schooler
• Coalition pulls Lincoln-area parcels from Front conservation proposal
• Preservation awards honor Great Falls projects
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• SME hikes rates
• Prescription drug drop box finished
• Additional budget cuts possible for school board
• Teaching on-the-job experience
• Trustees to meet to take care of pressing business
• Gilboe brings artistic bent back to Great Falls
• DEQ head writes novel
• Raids put chill over medical marijuana industry
• County considers closing 6 polling offices
• Schweitzer may not be able to amend scores of delayed bills
• Breuning's untold chapters: Oldest man had second wife
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Fire starts in abandoned downtown building
• Outlook sunny despite blast of winter
• Surplus nonresident big game, elk combo hunting tags sell out
• Bridge documents given to museum
• Six fail police alcohol check
• Montana labor leader announces retirement
• Schweitzer vetoes 14 bills
• Schweitzer, GOP leaders agree on budget deal
• Across the Big Sky
• Fears of Fifteen Mile Creek flash floods recede
• Cast familiar as Dunbar homicide retrial gets under way
• Great Falls nun shares table with Obama at prayer breakfast
• Human genomes could be key to future of preventative medicine
• Reception lukewarm for medical marijuana overhaul
• House rejects governor's amendment to renewable energy incentive bill
• Schweitzer, GOP leaders say budget deal near
• Judge rejects gay couples' lawsuit
• Montana ranch recalls prince's stint as a cowboy
• Great Falls abandons Florida group's proposal to run animal shelter
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• Donor steps in to revive egg hunt
• No suspect identified in Tuesday arson fire
• ECP reports more loss
• Teachers' union agrees to pay freeze
• Baucus discusses farm bill with area farmers, ranchers
• Senate passes eminent domain bill
• Local students receive national honor
• Montana unemployment remains at 7.4 percent
• Montana unemployment remains at 7.4 percent
• Great Falls felony inmate sought after prison escape
• Montana Senate revives eminent domain bill
• Governor strips Rainbow Dam from credit
• Great Falls North Side house fire ruled arson
• Benefis unveils low-income senior housing project
• Would-be Great Falls School trustees divided over levy
• Man faces 2nd charge of officer assault
• Dealer expands into wind harvesting
• Chicken issue receives reprieve
• Montana attorney general launches probe into 'Three Cups of Tea' charity
• Lewistown comes together to give workers a hand up
• Marijuana overhaul taking final shape
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Reservoir repairs ease some worries of Milk River flooding
• Judge halts roadwork for Megaloads; test rig may proceed
• City cancels Saturday egg hunt
• Winter storm watch and warnings issued for central Montana
• Police identify CMR grad killed in Missoula fight
• Hundreds called for jury selection in Dunbar homicide retrial
• Antiques show fun, exciting
• GOOD NEWS ROUNDUP
• Robotics team finishes second at regionals
• Commission rethinks chickens
• Great Falls man killed in fight in Missoula
• Snow doesn't dampen Ice Breaker
• Medical marijuana law still tangled
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• BLM taking public comments on existing natural pipeline
• Great Falls native earns Bronze Star
• Young riders take the reins
• Twenty paws win Purple Paw award for therapy work
• Upbeat about downtown: Plan hopes to spark city's center
• Walter's words of wisdom
• PSC ousts chair Gallagher; Kavulla takes spot
• Students, officials discuss education
• Bill removes wolf protection
• Report: Mortenson's 'Three Cups of Tea' inaccurate
• Rehberg rejects budget; says protecting state's seniors his priority
• Life at the Rainbow after Walter
• Across the Big Sky
• Scientists map volcanic plume under Yellowstone
• World's oldest man brightened others' lives to the end
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• Milk River flooding continues
• Governor meets with GOP leaders
• Young musicians showcase skills at festival
• D.C. hearing 'big step' for Little Shell recognition
• Gov. Schweitzer shares Walter Breuning stories
• Horse racing at ExpoPark shelved for 2011
• Breuning's wit, wisdom, memories never faded
• GOP budget headed to governor
• Governor heats up 'VETO' brand
• Bill would allow state to sell $97.8 million in bonds
• Postal study finds savings of $500,000 in consolidation
• Former Humane Society director admits mistake; probe launched
• San Diego utility to finance Shelby-area wind farm
• Army Corps reviewing levee certification duties
• Wintry weather expected in region
• State educators ask Duncan to rework No Child Left Behind
• Milk River continues flooding
• Budget deal blocks wilderness policy
• Bozeman Senator Jent running for governor
• Voter referendum on abortion stalls
• Republicans advance tax reduction plans
• Neighbors object to new subdivision
• Competing leaders to testify for Tester's Little Shell recognition bill
• Suspect in 1956 murders dies in prison
• Oversized oil load blamed for power outage in Idaho towns
• Wolf Point school district OK's four-day week
• Common dismissal time proposed for Great Falls elementary students
• Indoor pool again low hanging fruit for Great Falls budget cutters
• Imaginations run wild at Glasgow Children's Museum
• Levy ballots in the mail this week
• Elton John plays revamped Billings' venue
• Havre woman awarded $193,000 after sexual harassment
• House backs medical marijuana overhaul
• Stalled eminent domain bill threatens 214-mile power line
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• GOOD NEWS ROUNDUP
• Portion of 'Dead Files' filmed in Great Falls home
• Legislative inaction could delay projects
• Sunday Sampler: Free entry draws museum crowds
• Plowing under way in Glacier
• Federal judge blocks deal on protections for wolves
• Budget bill removes wolves from list
• Downed power line electrocutes man after car wreck near Augusta
• Snowy season delays seeding on Hi-Line
• $1 million levy election nears for Great Falls
• Eight vie for Great Falls School Board: Full-length candidate Q&A
• Man in crash dies from heart attack
• Police seek info on swastika graffiti
• Did you know? Montana's chokecherry city
• Conference recognizes Wolf Point educator
• Lawmakers strike deal, avoid shutdown Worst-case scenario possibilities
• Chippewa Cree, Salish, and Kootenai tribes receive federal nutrition grants
• Public radio pledge week begins
• Across the Big Sky
• Little Shell Tribal Council to meet at Westgate Mall
• Bray among winners of award for work against child abuse
• Senate OKs $100 million for building
• Governor praises his hospitalized friend, Walter Breuning
• Emotions run high in Chinook after crash
• Complex in standoff damaged from fire
• Gulf Stream International providing Essential Air Service to Montana
• Record snowfall unlikely after cold, dry March
• Poplar man pleads guilty in tribal theft
• Republicans tout bills to create jobs
• GOP budget almost ready for governor
• Sex offender arrested after 7-hour standoff
• Montanans would feel government shutdown
• Historic Rainbow building marks 100th anniversary
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• Referendums would go straight to voters
• Westgate Mall to be razed
• Glasgow area braces for flooding
• Malmstrom's RED HORSE home safely
• New quarter to feature Glacier Park
• GFDA again extends grant deadline for Montana Specialty Mills
• Government shutdown worries businesses near Yellowstone Park
• Lake County sets policy for pregnant, jailed addicts
• Interior official assures BIA budget-cut immunity
• City's animal issues not going anywhere
• Great Falls City Commission upholds chicken ban ... maybe
• Officials seek driver from aborted high-speed chase
• Free Computer Classes At Great Falls Public Library
• GOP bill would reopen debate on Indian trust settlement legal fees
• Levee certification decision to be reassessed
• Trial in illegal grizzly bear killing starts April 29
• MSU-Northern's chancellor resigning
• Brush being cleared along Teton Canyon Road
• Deal will let Yellowstone bison roam free
• Great Falls sixth-grader denies homicide charge
• Florida group wins initial nod to run Great Falls animal shelter
• Small-town spirit filled 13 years with touching moments
• Senate OKs monitoring repeat DUI offenders
• Campaign seeks to end child abuse
• Schweitzer wants federal funds for social services restored to budget
• Compromise aims to mute squawking over chickens in Great Falls
• Sex offender may be in the Great Falls area
• World's oldest man hospitalized
• Animal shelter contracts on Great Falls City Commission's agenda
• New director takes reins at Lewis and Clark Center
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• City commission to vote Tuesday on urban chickens
• Montana's spring is late, but delightful
• School store teaches Longfellow students valuable lessons
• Great Falls Public Library News - April 2011
• Crowd searches for missing woman
• East Middle School principal receives 'outstanding' recognition
• GOP leadership tested as end of session nears
• Then and now: Orphan home turned housing development
• MANG members host civilian employers
• Armed man in mask robs Lobby bartender
• Montana Hutterite colonies diving into commercial salmon farming
• Group quietly bears the cross of marking state's highway fatalities
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• Fire destroys Geraldine's lone grocery store
• State Senate backtracks on archery permits bill
• More snow predicted for region
• Schweitzer rejects GOP health care bill
• Hounds astound judges at club agility trial
• Great Falls home and garden event has growth spurt
• Hundreds rally for public funding at Montana's Capitol
• Across the Big Sky
• Swedish students bolster life-saving rescue skills
• Celebrate National Library Week
• Ag secretary: End of ethanol subsidy would be job killer
• Bill to amend building code's conservation requirements endorsed
• Montana Senate OKs unlimited archery-only elk tags
• House leader rules out marijuana stalemate
• Hi-Line digs deep for recovering ag researcher
• Legislature agrees to relax ban on cyanide heap-leach mining
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• RadioShack owner sticks to his guns with giveaway
• Medical marijuana overhaul hits roadblock
• Bill would rewrite Montana Environmental Policy Act
• Little Bighorn artifacts, records being moved to Arizona
• Longtime post office employees retiring
• Sponsor renews free admission to Paris Gibson Square
• Man sentenced for death of 170 Malta goats
• Sportsmen oppose cuts in House funding bill
• Benefis policy change reduces discounts
• SME responds to Electric City Power suit
• Medical marijuana overhaul in jeopardy
• Police search missing Great Falls woman's home
• Water main replacement means area road closures
• Officials nix airport plan to charge homeowners
• Gallatin County tops County Health Rankings
• Bill takes aim at county zoning protest rules
• Gold standard defeated after lively House debate
• Tribune sports editor recalls 33-year career
• Children's home finalist for $25,000 gift card from Home Depot
• Fairfield camels, elk head for the hills
• Bills seek boost in nonresident hunting licenses
• Forest Service reverses decision on Benchmark logging, prescribed burn
• Centerville opts for 4-day school week
• County switches burn permit process
• Limited wolf kill clears hurdle
• Man charged for Saturday morning wreck
• Family seeks information on woman missing for two weeks
• Trustees send $998,000 levy to voters
• Senators work long day to approve GOP budget
• Census shows rise on some Indian reservations, decline on others
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• Teens in leadership program spread good will
• Energetic pastor takes job in Butte
• Groups plan to seek halt in megaloads across Montana
• Trustees to decide mill levy amount
• Bill upsets amateur radio operators
• C.M. Russell expert, Western Art Week supporter Ginger Renner dies
• Plenty of tips available for kids, families
• While overwhelmingly white, Great Falls is state's most diverse city
• Grizzly population growing
• Intrastate commerce gets a boost at Made in Montana Marketplace
• Jesuits settle Northwest abuse claims for $166 million
• Committee approves mining bill
• Cascade County unemployment rate drops to 7.1 percent; state number down slightly
• GOP plan to reduce business tax passes
• Medical marijuana overhaul advances
• Rehberg pumps gas for local constituents
• Baucus: U.S. can't afford to be involved in Libya
• House OKs $97.8 million for new state buildings
• FWP seeks bids for Big Spring Creek cleanup
• GOP maneuver could avoid special session if budget bill vetoed
• Capitol wing renamed for Harlem lawmaker
• Second trial in Vaughn slaying set for April 18
• Man charged with sex with juvenile
• Woman gets 5 more years for scam
• Bill would give local government more power over land near military facilities
• Tribal attorneys share woes fighting reservation crime
• Seven candidates seek school trustee openings
• Trustees opt for school levy
• 11 of 46 businesses fail alcohol compliance check
• FBI warns lawyers of email scam
• Cablevision to start broadcasting interviews with political leaders
• By percent, state's drop in tax revenue one of biggest
• Teachers play against students to help Rescue Mission
• Project Linus will donate blankets for month of April to Japanese
• Fort Peck chairman picked for FWP panel
• U.S. Soldier gets 24 years for role in 3 Afghan murders
• Senate panel to consider rules to simplify sex-crime convictions
• Opponents pound at cyanide mine bill
• Key workers' comp compromise reached
• Megaloads resume move through region
• Some Republicans now back health care exchange
• Salazar optimistic on wolf talks
• GOP pitches education funding rewrite
• Student montage honoring Paris Gibson dedicated
• War Fair: Student projects tap rich history of human conflict
• Commission approves State Fair show contracts
• Violent crime declines in Great Falls
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• Poll shows views on sales tax, abortion, Legislature
• Area musician will croon cowboy tunes in Afghanistan
• Highway patrol identifies Saturday crash victims
• Poll: Rehberg in tight race to unseat Tester
• Constitution changes would restrict abortion
• GOP budget plan speeding through Senate
• Marijuana overhaul begins taking shape
• BIA superintendent accused of stealing from Fort Peck Reservation
• 11-year-old faces years in juvenile detention in shooting case
• Bill would strip state parks from FWP control
• School trustees face budget cuts, levy decision
• Local students all fired up for welding competition
• Great Falls native attends event for Little Rock Nine
• GOOD NEWS ROUNDUP
• Four injured in wreck; two critical
• Annual STEM expo more than just a science fair
• Rehberg still working to defund health care
• Suicides rock Indian Country
• Museum keeps pace despite changes and turmoil around world
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• Familiar face in the runway
• Artist no doubting Thomas
• Why are Russells 'cheap?'
• Police seek woman for questioning in counterfeit purchases
• Blackfeet tribal biologist honored for bear work
• Tester addresses Sportsman's Caucus
• GOP lawmakers seek to cage Montana's Fish, Wildlife & Parks
• Western Masters auction keeps tradition alive
• Longtime auctioneer Bruce Brock honored
• Founding mother of the big auction handles change
• March In Montana kicks auction into high gear
• City girl finds success as country blogger
• Measure would help local schools repay loans
• Weather service predicting snow, rain across region
• Night show lineup gets 'em clucking
• Administration, wildlife advocates agree to allow wolf hunting in Montana, Idaho
• New Art in Action packs house
• Rehberg bill would demand certified levees
• Environmental law change moves forward in Senate
• Details emerge in city's suit against SME co-op
• Flute maker sets tone at Contway show
• Group withdraws from wolf lawsuit
• Weather Service warns of potential for more flooding across region
• First-timers boost The Russell Wall Sale
• Gallery owner wins praise with own work
• Program gives budding artists exposure to area professionals
• Great Falls woman missing since Sunday
• Health fair bars Planned Parenthood's participation
• Gun-rights bills face tough road ahead
• Newcomers shine at 'oldest' show
• Western Art Week: New shows out of the chutes
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• Students help Mission clients with job search
• City files lawsuit against Southern Montana Electric
• Warrants shed more light on medical marijuana raids
• Jury finds man guilty in Fort Benton homicide
• Friends of the Great Falls Public Library Annual Book Sale
• Western Art Week organizers await capacity crowd
• Groups bid to manage animal shelter
• State's U.S. attorney defends medical marijuana raids
• High-speed chase through city ends in arrest
• City aims to quit power group Friday
• Officer describes talking to bloody suspect in Fort Benton shooting
• Rural counties saw no growth or slight decline in population
• Census: Great Falls sees 'slow and steady' growth
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• Commission raises water, sewer rates
• Three charged with felonies in pill sales
• Competing bills attempt to cut property taxes on businesses
• School chief pinpoints Teton County graduates
• Federal agents raid medical marijuana businesses
• Hoover family donates originals by Russell, Seltzer to museum
• Report: GOP lawmakers accept farm subsidies, reject other federal funds
• Two school trustees may not run in May
• Animal shelter, urban chickens on slate for city commission today
• Browning man gets 3 years in fatal rollover
• Chinook effect accelerating snow melt
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• Antique Roadshow: It was the table's feet that got her in the door
• GOOD NEWS ROUNDUP
• Free Computer Classes At Great Falls Public Library
• Lady Griz would love another trip to Spokane
• Wolves, Coyotes prominent on Class B all-tournament squad
• Sun River Valley robotic team heading to Salt Lake City in April to defend its title
• Darts take flight at Great Falls tourney
• City to discuss exit strategy with electricity supplier SME
• Governor can't share document detailing drug prices
• National Amtrak ridership increases; Empire Builder passengers decrease
• Gore Hill fire station in the works
• Lady Griz earn another NCAA Tournament berth
• CMR girls finish fourth
• An inside scoop on what Conrad has to offer — like 'Whoop-Up Days'
• Sen. Tester revs up attendees of dinner, fundraiser
• Luncheon, fashion show rakes in money for kids
• Montana's gender pay gap fifth largest in the nation
• Low visibility causes 9-vehicle pile-up; 16 injured
• Asian demand driving increase in coal train traffic through Great Falls area
• Wolf Point wins state title
• Election 2011: Tiny Square Butte keeps tongue firmly planted in cheek
• Pedaling the parks
• House largely endorsing GOP budget plan
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• 20-acre sand and gravel pit approved for south of Belt
• Tester tours new veterans counseling center
• County may charge small wind farms
• Heavy metals run deep in Black Eagle rail bed
• House GOP pitches 6 percent budget cut
• Eight walk to fight diabetes in Indian Country
• Tracks to reopen after derailment
• Hi-Line bus service will start charging passangers
• Bill would allow power created by improvements to be called 'renewable resources'
• Bill aims to lift 2005 renewable energy provision
• Anonymous couple gives $500,000 gift to Animal Foundation
• Megaloads move through Missoula
• Musher scratches from Iditarod after resuscitating dog on trail
• Power outage disrupts downtown, radio stations
• Sebelius: GOP health care move would cut benefits
• Tester looks to delay reduction of retailers' bank fees
• Population set to swell with sports fans
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• Alleged church thief arrested
• Young scientists work with hamsters, flies
• County to consider fees on wind energy
• Bill clarifies co-ops' supply boundaries
• Bill seeks longer storage for DNA evidence
• Former Glacier County undersheriff pleads not guilty to misconduct burglary charges
• Some feel alleged warning signs ignored in 10-year-old's fatal shooting
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• County earmarks protested taxes for capital reserves
• Athletes test academic prowess at Principal's Cup
• Suspect in local 1956 killings gets death penalty in Ohio
• Opponents warn against nullifying species act
• Libby victims, state near $43 million settlement
• EPA adds Black Eagle refinery site to Superfund list site
• Senate backs plan to put annual Legislative sessions on the ballot
• Put on your dancing shoes — fundraiser brings you back to prom
• Great Falls sixth-grader faces negligent homicide charge
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• Man arrested for DUI; daughters in vehicle
• Duo work toward statewide financial literacy
• Grizzly's threatened status appealed
• Good news roundup
• UGF students enjoy spring break by doing volunteer work
• Great Falls woman gets kick out of being on TV
• Middle-schoolers help run games, booths for younger children at Holy Spirit fun day
• Wolves find few friends at the Capitol
• Saddle maker's records show Old West history
• Class C marks historic weekend in Hamilton
• Teens helping build a strong community
• Some county health offices move
• Child shot, killed
• North Middle School's pantry packed with compassion
• Saco-Whitewater tips Harlowton-Ryegate
• Fairfield tops familiar foe Malta for title
• UGF's Mosher, Varnell, Northern's Hinebauch win national honors
• County to vote on capital reserve funds
• Herds of desperate ungulates dying on Montana railroads, highways
• Potholes rattling teeth in Great Falls Worst potholes around
• Lincoln County battles back from state's highest jobless rate
• Dikes built after floods face new challenges
• 'Frivolous lawsuits' frivolity: Lawmakers take claims to extreme
• U.S. Senate bill would lift wolf protections
• Some say medical marijuana fees could assist state
• Persistence key, ex-NFL player says
• Tea party encourages guns at Capitol rally
• Montana's snowpack bounty continues
• Schweitzer shows off 'VETO' branding iron
• House plan restores school funding, overhauls system
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• Rising fuel prices putting brakes on business plans
• State drops charges against detention center guard accused of punching inmate
• Spelling wizards compete in annual bee
• Health director cries foul over budget process
• Salazar defends 'Wild Lands' policy
• Senate committee hears testimony on eminent domain bill
• Governor, GOP leaders disagree on revenue estimates
• Group condemns plan to allow weapons at Capitol tea party rally
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• Funding for state school districts in limbo
• Upper Missouri riparian health to be discussed
• Emergency crews respond to possibly hazardous material
• Browning woman pleads guilty in crash death
• Hypothermia apparent cause of man's death
• Driver station travels to Smelter site
• Winter weather woes: Snow keeps piling, isn't expected to stop soon
• 'Spice' ban takes effect a Legislature weighs permanent action
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• NeighborWorks begins fundraiser
• Bill limits protection of public lands
• Great Falls sets February snowfall record
• Blackfeet, Glacier County declare state of emergency
• Mental health center struggles after funding 'nosedive'
• City sends Southern Montana Co-op break-up request
• County spelling bee starts Thursday
• Nominations sought for history-teacher award
• Ranch girl gets her kicks from rheology
• Great Falls legislators hear city, county concerns
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• 39 temporary teachers will not be rehired, according to plan approved by trustees
• Browning woman gets to community service, probation for stealing from Head Start
• City apparently will pick Pepsi for pool, park soda pacts
• City utility may ask costumers for voluntary rate hike today
• Regional flooding fears on the rise
• Zero-tolerance rules, including gun control, often make little sense
• We waste too much time, money dealing with medical marijuana
• The stories behind three men and what they left us
• Schweitzer, lawmakers remain at odds at midpoint
• Despite being born with a rare bone disease, Browning senior is graduating with honors and heading to college
• Frontier pairings set
• Browning, Belgrade meet at CMR
• Stall game paid big dividends for Northern C champion Huskies
• Transition Center residents get employment advice
• Once-a-month vehicle auction offers buyers more options
• Centerville's cowboy soldier earns hero's salute
• Peace Corps at 50: Generations of Montanans heed call, teach and learn life lessons
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• 'Unforgiven' wins top movie title
• Montana ghost towns' claims to fame
• Boomtown or bust: The storied past of Montana's ghost towns
• Record lows, flood warnings hit region
• Power line rises even as Legislature weighs its fate
• Downtown churches report stealing spree
• Glacier Park offices reopen
• Obama extols Montana's wind energy potential
• Flags in Montana, Kentucky honor soldier
• Rally calls for support of service programs
• Daily cold records shatter around region
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• Judge puts 'Canal Road' ruling on hold during appeal
• Essential Air Service remains intact, for now
• State tea party vision raises concerns of some
• Local man nets $41,350 on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Funds may dry up for rural water projects
• Budget battle anticipated in second half of legislative session
• State moves to dismiss abuse charges against educator
• Towns turn out for Northern C tourney
• Senate unanimous on county commissioner bill
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• Senate OKs bill modifying ban on cyanide heap leach mining
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• Group studies land uses around Malmstrom base
• Morningside fifth-graders practice government legislation
• Senate approves health care benefits disclosure legislation
• Bill would ratify Blackfeet water rights compact
• Man tried twice in '91 homicide arrested in Salt Lake
• Forecast points to record lows for region
• Two groups apply to run Animal Shelter contract
• City consolidates recycling at 15th Street
• Senate tables bill forcing ECP debt repayment
• County nixes Black Eagle truck garage
• Meagher County shooting death ruled self defense
• Planning Board votes against urban chickens
• Smith River permit calendar packed
• Man appears on burglary charge
• Rehberg meetings to discuss job creation
• Man arrested by Great Falls police, held on $2 million bond
• Man, son killed near Mosby ID'd
• Chinook man taking his golden pipes public
• Bills address Electric City Power's future
• Wolves laying low in wake of central Montana depredations
• Hundreds rally at Capitol for public services, environmental laws
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• Two killed in Highway 200 crash near Mosby
• Another deep chill stalking Great Falls area
• Good news roundup
• Hard work, grit hallmark of movie business
• Right-to-die stays in legal limbo
• Elementary students celebrate publishing book
• Man arrested, accused of local robbery
• Board to dig into community garden, chicken issues
• MANG technician dies in ATV wreck
• Search unsuccessful for man who fell through the ice at Canyon Ferry
• Townsend man sinks with pickup; Canyon Ferry ice off limits
• Sidney's economy booming
• The war is on: Eight movies remain in Silver Screen Scrap
• House kills pre-divorce counseling mandate
• Top GOP candidates come out swinging at Cascade County event
• Despite illegality, medical marijuana a growing issue for reservations
• Coffee, cake shop going in downtown
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• Greenhouse gases regulation resolution passes in Senate
• Bill seeks permanent credit for land conservation
• Backers outline benefits of line games
• Cyanide bill dredges up support, opposition
• House adopts Rehberg measure to 'defund' health care law
• Record snowfall for mid-February
• Centerville soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Glacier lookout project open to comments
• Across the Big Sky
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• Cold war seemingly endless for Malmstrom Snow Control squadron
• Bills would allow blackjack and 'video line' games in Montana
• 3-D evacuates; electrical problem causes smoke damage to business
• Man dies while riding bike
• Brouhaha flares over partisan budget plans
• Senate endorses abortion notification bill
• Babb man, 28, dies in mobile home fire
• Bill would fund campus projects
• Senate advances health care benefits disclosure bill
• Rehberg works to undo health care law
• Governor: Kill preying wolves
• Browning bomb scare shakes up Amtrak passengers
• NorthWestern plans $234 million infrastructure upgrade
• Silver Screen Scrap swoops into Cinematic 16 round
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• City, county officials discuss fire hydrants
• New Zealander wins Race to the Sky
• City hires Butte consultant to help set electricity rates
• Power Pirates, Great Falls Lions team up
• Lawmaker urges monument resolution
• Schweitzer moves to block slaughter of Yellowstone bison
• Republican lawmakers propose malpractice reform in Montana
• Minnesota man charged in Amtrak bomb threat
• Caughey not guilty of leaving the scene of a fatal crash
• Chinook couples find luck in love on same fateful day
• Republicans put more social issues on the Legislature's plate
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• CMR student expelled for gun at school
• Nature Conservancy to pay $9.4 million to mining companies
• Witness casts doubt on claim that Caughey knew he hit victim
• Montana's delegation slams Obama's budget plan
• World events making future look brighter for state's ag producers
• Grant pays for new floor in Heisey gym
• Woman solves Good Samaritan mystery four years later
• Gusty winds topple gauge, send sheds flying, cut power
• Trustees consider expelling student over gun incident
• Students celebrate Valentine's Day with crafts, cards
• Sanctions eased for livestock with brucellosis
• BLM assessing land in state for possible 'wild land' designation
• High winds slam northcentral Montana
• Problems big, small occupy Great Falls school officers
• Balzarini named to Animal Foundation board
• Dearborn-area man dies on I-15 of medical issues
• Ten fun facts about Choteau — like Ear Mountain, the symbol of the city
• 'Heart Month hits home' in Zumbathon
• Sheriff releases name of crash victim
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• Two youths walk away from center
• Great Falls woman dies after car hits Missouri
• Terrorism consultant to run for Montana governor
• House kills ultrasound requirement for abortion
• Wrestling brotherhood tradition thrives
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• Injury crashes rise; GFPD to try new approach
• Skiers, snowmobilers should beware of backcountry snow slides
• Defense moves for dismissal of Fox Farm fatality trial
• Balancing federal budget will be hard, Tester says
• Phone scam hits Cascade County
• Weekend forecast looks to be warmer, windy
• House backs repeal of medical marijuana
• Senate tables rules for physician-assisted suicide
• Ulm science wizards think out of the box for fair projects
• First responder gives testimony in Fox Farm fatality
• Play the Silver Screen Scrap
• Showdown Special Olympics games gratify athletes, volunteers alike
• Sting ferrets out pair of chronic game law violators
• State review sees little environment impact from megaloads
• Anglers anxious bill would cut stream access
• New shows raise hopes for lively Western Art Week
• Artist returns to her school to paint
• Driver who stopped at Fox Farm fatal testifies
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• Ribbon cutting set for Opportunities Inc.
• Grant adds loop to trail in Shelby
• Chester grocer sees benefits of new health care law
• FBI offers $10,000 for information leading to arrest of alleged drug dealer
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• Caughey trial opening arguments: 'What did he know?'
• Study tracks mountain lions east of Divide
• Historic Lewistown photos online
• Senate votes to adopt cowboy code
• Schweitzer: Veto pen poised for frivolous or unconstitutional bills
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• Top Defense official praises Malmstrom's role
• Trial begins in fatal Fox Farm collision
• Bitter cold should be fleeting
• Wedum honored for community work in Belt
• GOOD NEWS ROUNDUP
• Lewis and Clark National Forest proposes removing beetle-killed trees
• Churches hold football feasts
• Great Falls man to be on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Legislature to take up end-of-life rights battle this week
• Pine Beetles devastation gives logging needed boost
• Auction raises money for Paris Gibson Square
• Then and now: History Museum houses historic artifacts
• Heavy snow headed for Great Falls area
• Rehberg calls out Tester in battle for U.S. Senate seat
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• Farm interests list priorities for 2012 bill
• One person killed in crash on Highway 2
• Snowpack levels across state above average
• Whittier Elementary receives book donation
• Power resident has special interest in Super Bowl ad
• Popular show boasts more than 60 exhibitors, including 500-pound grizzly
• House advances constitutional change
• Bill would help city pay off ECP debt
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• UGF receives $60,000 grant for early childhood education programs
• Tester sets ag, business meetings
• Woman sentenced to three years, drug and alcohol treatment in accidental shooting death of husband
• Havre's Hutton to leave Senate for Nebraska preaching position
• Man sentenced to 20 years for random beating
• Rehberg-sponsored bill aims to delist gray wolves from Endangered Species Act
• Hicks gets 100-year sentence for death of toddler
• Blackfeet Nation chairman calls for economic boost
• History Museum announces Legacy Awards
• Research highlights ExpoPark's untapped potential
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• City could see water and sewer rates rise next month
• Some worry policy on animal abuse too lenient
• Bill would eliminate computer models for permitting
• Legislative panel hears gun rights bills
• Lincoln native competes tonight on 'Live to Dance'
• New Series of Free Computer Classes
• Center for Mental Health lays off 14, cuts others' hours
• January above average in region
• Chinook shivers in spotlight as coldest place in the nation
• City names new fiscal director
• Ethanol funding decision may come soon
• Bozeman's Wilmer to run for U.S. House
• Tester ready for Rehberg challenge in 2012
• High school students get dose of health care careers
• Bowden to keynote Foothills banquet
• 'Moonhair' first U.S. movie with all Indian cast
• City to mull financing for ethanol, industrial site work
• Canadian firm weighs White Sulphur-area copper mine
• Towns defend infrastructure projects seeking TSEP funds
• Cascade man charged with felonies for allegedly trying to record girl in bathroom
• Cause of Friday fire likely electrical
• Cold wreaks havoc on Cut Bank water mains
• Firefighters put out structure fire at pallet business
• Man arrested for sex crimes under investigation in California
• Mental Health settlement money parceled out to agencies
• 3-D craze goes back more than a century
• Concern for children a part of Odermann's legacy with district
• 'Unsinkable Molly B' eludes death again
• Havre's Mariani caps season in style
• Montana pilot recalls flight with Nazi leader
• Observers: Legislature moving at snail's pace
• Essential Air Service losing support
• Decorum seems to be lacking during this Legislative session
• Fire destroys house, burns 10 acres
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• Rocky Boy's receives funding to reduce kids exposure to violence
• Starving horses need monetary, food donations
• Performers try to win over consortium goers
• Lawmakers get lesson on Indian Education for All
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• NeighborWorks Tour of Homes: Help awaits deserving homebuyers
• Could the city convert electric utility to co-op?
• Belgrade finishes first in Central A speech and debate meet in Lewistown
• Great Falls hosting State AA Speech and Debate Championship
• Detention center officer arrested
• Snow, cold temperatures return this weekend
• City ends incentives for golf course employees
• Bill that would enact primary seat belt law back on agenda
• RSVP Newsletter ‘Volunteer Power’ - February 2011
• Red Lodge man gets jail, fine for illegal outfitting
• Man sentenced to five years for burglary
• Contract worker at Detention Center enters not guilty plea in sex case
• Malta man pleads no contest in goat deaths
• Indian leader: Keep tribal funding intact
• Judge dismisses charges against classroom aide
• Ski tickets cheap Saturday
• Sex charge added to theft case
• Interior notifying eligible Indians about Cobell settlement money
• Dismissal sought in North Middle School abuse case
• State of the State: Governor urges focus on jobs
• Judge declares Zach Ramsay dead
• State administration quickly hires new banking commissioner
• 'Clean and healthful' provision under review
• Sunset bill faces stiff opposition
• Eminent domain bill passes committee
• More growth expected through state's slow economic recovery
• CMR physics students test force with wooden bridges
• United Way of Cascade County exceeds record $1 million goal
• DUI for drugs fails in legislative committee
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• Group discusses improving Highway 2 infrastructure
• Cascade County office employee chosen as replacement clerk of court
• 29 students receive diplomas at Paris Gibson winter graduation
• Bill would require legislators to disclose personal health care
• Malta man reaches plea agreement in deaths of 200 goats in Dodson area
• Lawmakers weigh anti-bullying policy for public schools
• Lewiston a cappella group earns runner up on NBC show
• Bills would fund Blackfeet water-rights deal
• Ethanol-blended fuel taking root at Great Falls refinery
• Snoop Dogg glitches won't bring down the House, promoter says
• Three-vehicle wreck leaves one hospitalized in Great Falls
• Woman accused of tipping over child's stroller while drunk; charged with endangerment
• County Commission to vote on replacement Clerk of Court
• Commission looks at goals for the city of Great Falls
• Agents kill Yellowstone bison allowed to roam into Montana for experiment
• Great Falls author releases second self-published dark novel 'Redeem'
• Proposal would empower local sheriffs
• Winter providing a real snow job
• Law enforcement wary of budget cuts
• Fo' shizzle, Snoop Dogg drops it like it's hot
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• State works toward meeting health care mandate
• Task force takes look at violence and women
• Sundance festival to show movie starring Great Falls native
• Proposed sports facility shoots for the stars
• A decade later, father wants Zachary Ramsay declared dead
• Cyber expert: Legislature a lesson in wireless insecurity
• Man sentenced for manufacturing meth
• Downtown receives preservation grant
• Great Falls misses out on federal ethanol funding
• Longtime hobbyists fuel antique tractor, toy show
• Medical marijuana fight gets under way with regulation hearing
• Judge upholds ban on motorized travel in Badger-Two Med
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• Woman sentenced for assaulting man with car
• New trends highlight Montana Agricultural and Industrial Exhibit
• Roaming bison worrying Fort Belknap Reservation's ranching neighbors
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• Bill honoring legendary Hi-Line legislator advances
• West wind whips up region, forces road closures
• Barkus avoids jail in boat crash
• Roosevelt readers rewarded by Zeus
• Senator quits committee chairmanship in aftermath of open-container citation
• Judge awards neither party control of historic flag
• Bill would ban synthetic pot
• KEIN AM radio off the air amid dispute
• Health Department offers winter-safety advice
• Tester optimistic about progress in Iraq
• Methodist converting to solar-powered house of worship
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• Canyon Creek woman designs plate for livestock-loss group
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• Preservation panel to study Fort Benton
• Clinic earns high ratings for joint replacement
• Ex-Chouteau County reserve deputy gets prison in sex assault
• City aims to set in motion West Bank Park makeover
• Educators tout successes in support of college funding
• Bill would de-emphasize grizzly protection
• First of many promised workers' comp bills advances in House
• Slippery roads keeping repair shops busy
• CMR hosts regional business leadership conference
• Great Falls celebrants keep 'the dream' close to heart
• Montana universities keep wish lists short for 2011
• Rudyard native one of nine students planning volunteer trip to Mongolia
• Committee hears from electricity companies
• Resolution opposes designation of national monuments
• Ten percent ethanol more readily available at local gas stations
• State Legislature to take up assisted suicide bills
• Thinning proposed for Benchmark area
• City to decide whether to adopt famliar logo as flag
• Ideas, suggestions make day fruitful at Bridal Extravaganza
• Miss Rodeo Montana 2011 takes the reins
• Graffiti artist 'Goo' goes legit while awaiting felony trial
• Apprenticeship training a good option in today's competitive job market
• Blackfeet celebrate Cobell's hard-fought Indian trust suit victory
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• University of Great Falls to hold public celebration on Monday
• Legacy of lawmakers' reference book goes on
• City seeks designers for welcome signs
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• Capitol wing could honor Hi-Line legislator
• Native American Art Show during Western Art Week cancelled
• Area ski hills predict snowy holiday weekend
• Spontaneous combustion cause of fire at Tap House
• Fickle fronts keep Great Falls region's thermometers in flux
• Navy's Blue Angels to perform in Great Falls
• Montana to switch Essential Air Service carriers; Direct-to-Denver flights to end
• Bronc rider finds ties to Great Falls
• FWP Commission supports studying bison relocation
• Chouteau County Commissioner Jim O'Hara to run for governor
• New plans surface for ethanol plant
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• Man pleads not guilty to killing roommate in Countryside Village
• PPL to give $1.2 million to river projects
• Influenza virus making rounds
• Snoop Dogg opening acts include Pilot, Warren G. and Soopafly
• 2nd man arrested in robbery
• Wolves roam near Ulm, kill 27 sheep
• Glasgow storm cell images go global
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• Video meetings with legislators start today
• City commission votes to extend manager's contract
• Woman ejected in rollover flown to the hospital
• Belt goes pink to push breast-cancer awareness
• Foes pack hearing on eminent domain bill
• City official: Plowing side streets is costly, buries cars, driveways
• County sheriff reinstates reserve deputies
• Montana Congressional delegation vows to remain accessible in wake of Arizona shooting
• Merman dips for kids' swimming lessons
• Cutting 10 missiles from each base 'the leading option,' visiting commander says
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• Sponsor says bill not about abortion
• Democrat Salina new chairman of Cascade County Commission
• City says it's working 'nonstop' on snow
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• School district seeks $8.5 million for energy conservation project
• Man arrested on sex charge
• Man charged in pizza driver robbery, another at large
• Glendive girl raises money to help Haiti
• Man arrested in burning of girlfriend's trailer
• Predictions of area snowstorm grow hazy
• Throngs of kids gather for Havre's Titan, Mariani
• Effort to cut work comp costs targets illegal aliens
• For what should Great Falls wish in the new year?
• Head of preservation group thinks work on 10th Street Bridge can be done before 100th birthday in 2020
• Youth Activities at Great Falls Public Library
• Twin Bridges couple waits for adopted children from Haiti
• New Congress to take up issues important to Montana
• Belt native named Marine of the Year
• State's jobs returning, but type is changing
• Rules committee votes to allow introduction of referenda much later
• Fairfield kids learning life after Haiti
• MANG to do night flights this week
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• Hundreds attend annual wedding show
• Pizza delivery man robbed at knifepoint
• Missoula senator blames Republican resistance for energy policy failure
• Draft bill re-ignites debate over access to waterways
• Bill would give MATL eminent domain rights
• Educators, agencies team up to put 'Kids in the Woods'
• Across the Big Sky
• Cascade County clerk resigns
• Rehberg to chair appropriations subcommittee on health and education
• Man tries to avoid arrest by using name of another wanted man
• Snowbound, rutted side streets irking Great Falls residents
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Missoula man dies in crash near Great Falls
• Detention Center inmate apparently commits suicide
• Eagle Mount to hold volunteer ski training
• MSU-Great Falls event gives some opportunity to explore career fields
• Ski tour set for Sunday near Neihart
• Medical marijuana group defies ban on video exams
• Montana snowpack 46 percent above 2010 levels
• $720,000 grant to cover most of fire truck
• Educators advocate more school funding
• Republicans plan early voting on federal health care plan
• Radio station's launch may not make airwaves
• McCulloch proposes mail-in balloting
• Blue Angels scope out Great Falls, consider summer performance
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Cascade County seeking input on disaster-response plan
• Upgrade enables officers to access photos in cars
• FWP to look at relocating Yellowstone bison
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Sex offender moves
• Parts of Benefis West evacuated for fire
• Box Elder man gets four years in prison for 2009 burglary
• Vandalism epidemic breaks out in every corner of Great Falls
• Temperatures climbed, plummeted during December, the fourth-snowiest on record
• Mayor boosts civility at city meetings
• Four picked from Malmstrom for Tops in Blue touring squad
• PSC chooses Gallagher as chairman
• Havre's Titan hopes to score for charity while visiting home
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• SME proposes customer-owned cooperative with ECP
• 365 'Cool Things' about Toole County
• Cause of fire still unknown
• FWP case nets nearly $40,000 in fines
• House fire leaves Great Falls couple destitute
• Fight over who will chair Montana's Public Service Commission gets testy
• Curtain opens on Legislature with battle lines drawn
• Figuring out when decade ends could give you a headache
• Changes in tenure proposed, amidst education topics
• Educators hopeful about fate of governor's budget
• Outdoor issues to dominate Legislature
• Disabled Great Falls man loves playing Santa
• GOP takes over with full plate
• Tap House Grill catches fire
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Cascade County's signs 'a never-ending issue'
• Seven arrested for DUI's on New Year's Eve
• 'Polar bears' take a dip to ring in the New Year
• Indians won key victories in 2010
• Medical marijuana reform bills coming
• Many we wish we'd known passed away in last year
• Across the Big Sky
• Christmas tree disposal bins set up around Great Falls
• Below-freezing temperatures lingering
• man charged with rape taken off life support after suicide attempt
• Snowfall easing off; Cold continues
• New PSC commissioner dives into fray over Electric City Power
• Great Falls events offer New Year's Eve family
• Across the Big Sky
• Air Force captain sentenced
• Fireworks still on sale
• Anderson reflects on 31-year career
• RSVP Newsletter ‘Volunteer Power’ - January 2011
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• First case of influenza confirmed in county
• State puts up 261 oil and gas tracts for leasing bids
• Edwards, Bailey sworn in to new positions as sheriff, treasurer
• Tow trucks, cabs offering free rides on New Year's Eve
• Snowstorm breaks record
• Near-blizzard conditions expected
• Work begins on simulated hospital at MSU-Great Falls
• Abortion bills to heat up 2011 Legislature
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Detention Center inmate attempts suicide
• Girls ditch makeup to 'redefine beautiful'
• City's indoor pool is back, bluer and safer
• Legislative preview: Dueling bills to face off over physicians helping patients die
• U.S. Justice Department collects $6.7 billion
• Brace for more snow and bitter cold
• Across the Big Sky
• Tester nominates three area students for military academies
• Local broadcaster says she is hanging up her microphone
• Local man charged with DUI, hitting more than 100 trash bins
• Many shopped for after-Christmas deals
• Medical marijuana top state story in 2010
• Festivities unite friends, family at annual Christmas dinner
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• GOP targets 'excessive environmental' regulation
• Man killed in crash near Grass Range
• Natatorium to reopen this week, additional swim times available
• Magazine promotes Native land recreation
• Walter's wishes: World's oldest man reflects on Christmases of the past
• Rocking horse a trove of fond memories
• Man steals woman's purse at Albertson's
• Bighorn numbers low on the Front
• Stores brace for Sunday after-Christmas crowds
• Loretta Lynn makes date with Great Falls
• Blind Conrad woman sings for God's glory
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Holiday schedules
• Services set for today, Christmas Day around region
• Man enters plea on drug, gun charges
• Marine having holiday here after 4 Christmases deployed
• Interior adds 'wild lands' designation, reverses 'no new wilderness' policy
• Great Falls ice jam an unpredictable hazard
• Montana officials weigh in on New START treaty
• Little Shell give out toys for members' kids
• Two sought; apparently planned casino robbery
• Three earn tribal justice recognition
• Salvation Army helps out 500 families
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• St. Vincent giveaway fosters holiday spirit for families in need
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• County moves to reduce 10th Avenue North speed to 35
• Activists want more involvement at animal shelter
• Balzarini defends finances
• Haven kids, moms treated to Christmas
• 2010 Census: Montana retains worst per-capita U.S. House representation in nation
• Commission to weigh Electric City Power armed with new audit
• Two 17-year-olds face felony charges after sexual intercourse without consent
• Lanterns to light up historic Fort Benton Bridge
• Six city policemen earn promotions
• Woman pleads guilty to wire fraud, ID theft
• Dreaming of a white Christmas? Last day of fall sets the stage
• 2010? A lot to keep it from being a great year
• CMR, GFH give back to community
• Belt brewery tripling its capacity
• Storm on its way
• Most power restored quickly, but wrecks occur
• Montana's top political cop points to challenges his successor will face
• Old-time Bynum School brings joy to the world with clever Christmas program
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Golden outlook for wheat harvest
• Then and Now: Anaconda Mining Co.'s Christmas display
• Saints battle to sixth NAIA football title
• Cascade County zoning board OKs Belt-area wind farm
• Area water projects in limbo after defeat of omnibus spending bill
• NorthWestern Energy to buy wind project
• Eggnog Eight ends, Festive Four follows in Carol Countdown
• Latest portion of River's Edge Trail open
• Federal government plans action if Idaho wolves are killed illegally
• MontanaZoo debuts cubs orphaned after fatal campground attack
• Obama formally recognizes tribes as sovereign nations
• Woman accused of sex-case evidence tampering pleads not guilty
• Man accused of shooting baby with BB gun withdraws plea
• Woman pleads guilty to endangerment for shooting husband while hunting
• Habitat houses bring 3 families holiday joy
• Man pleads guilty to unprovoked beating at Morony Dam
• Montana ships 'instant ranch' to Russia
• MATL spokesman says eminent domain ruling is wrong
• Public Drug to build new shop downtown
• Zoning board to weigh $50 million wind farm by Belt
• High court upholds Morris' sentence in prostitution case
• Foothills students walk in other's shoes during 'Soles for Souls'
• Justice Court takes food for fines today
• Families moving into Habitat homes
• Current, previous Malmstrom commanders nominated for general's stars
• Lawton complaint against water rights critic dismissed
• Man charged with stalking over threats to deployed wife
• Man accused of sex crimes against teenage girls
• Funding kids' programs in state may get harder
• Official: Montana business climate good
• Shop with a Cop shows bright side of the law
• Tester's forest jobs bill tacked on omnibus spending measure
• EPA starts sampling Black Eagle soil
• Malta sends stockings, Christmas cheer to MANG members in Iraq
• Judge denies MATL use of eminent domain powers
• Montana Wildlife Federation hires former FWP director
• Lawmakers meet with city, county officials
• Wanzenried becomes first Democrat to enter gubernatorial race
• Study shows that half of all reservation crime is not prosecuted
• Fish, Wildlife and Parks: Wolverines are endangered, listing to be delayed
• Transition gives sheriff-elect Edwards time to prepare for office
• UGF students building home in El Salvador over winter break
• 10 more reasons Great Falls really is spectacular
• Energy savings back before school board
• Billionaire donates $35 million to Plum Creek Timber Co. conservation
• Judge rules road to Pishkun Reservoir public
• Youngsters enjoy holiday music through signing
• Hard times: Faces emerge from telling statistics
• Disturbing cow mutilation evokes past Montana mysteries
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Santa, Mrs. Claus highlight toy event
• Countrywide event honors servicemen, women
• Wet weather dampens wildfire season
• Family of girl with leukemia struggling to stay afloat
• Tester hopes to hitch his forest plan to massive omnibus bill
• C.M. Russell Museum names new curator
• The perfect storm
• MANG bomb specialist earns a Bronze Star
• Displaced deaf couple glad no one was hurt in fire that destroyed duplex
• Benefit for war veterans will be Sunday in Power
• Former tourism director sues state of Montana
• State users of classified material warned
• Cobell settlement gives other groups hope
• MATL construction problems draw attention from DEQ
• Police to charge for fingerprinting
• Baucus, Tester not shutting door on Obama tax plan
• Project proposes protection of native prairie
• Dunbar retrial set for April
• State relaunches appliance rebates
• Russian judges ponder justice system on Great Falls visit
• Neighbors vent in wake of homicide
• Obama signs Cobell settlement into law
• City Christmas ornaments sell well
• Man pleads not guilty to child-porn charges
• PPL awards grants to area groups
• Other projects picked for arterial dollars
• Thousands mourn Montana trooper killed in shootout
• Great Falls folks not happy with snow upon snow — or upon rain
• Kavulla eyes PSC chair spot
• Ceremony poignant, uplifting for families
• Morningside prepares for 50th anniversary
• Indian plaintiffs still have a long wait
• Hunter kills attacking lion in the Little Belts
• Recent murder-suicides expose tip of growing problem in Great Falls, Montana
• DEQ seeks creek-quality comment
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Weather no match for Christmas spirit in Chouteau County
• Forest Service closes Sucker Creek Road
• Baucus pushes to extend middle-class tax cuts
• Company plans second shuttle loader in Nashua
• Sexual offender moves to new address
• Chouteau County Christmas continues
• Top Toys for Tots auction item stolen
• Municipal Court trades tickets for close to 8,800 cans of food
• Hundreds gather downtown for Christmas Stroll
• Man charged with homicide
• Protein producers can look forward to huge growth phase, Grain Growers told
• Food drive today at Great Falls Municipal Court
• Tribe meets with Justice Department
• FBI seeks men involved in '04 death
• Roadside shootout led to death of Montana Highway Patrol officer
• Santa comes early for Great Falls Children's Receiving Home
• Great Falls Police investigate 'suspicious death,'charge man with assault
• Hunter redefines 'big game' with dinosaur
• Wolf Point man gets two years in burglary, arson of water business
• Man gets 18 years in sex abuse case
• 1st, 2nd avenues again to get work
• November saw very warm, very cold weather, lots of snow
• Adopted woman's 25-year search for birth mother ends in Great Falls
• Mayor says city should create its own flag
• Trooper shot, killed; suspect found dead
• Shift of funds threatens Belt project
• Openings available on city boards
• Montana projects saved for now as earmark ban fails
• Delegation urges Air Force to retain MANG's F-15 mission
• $45,000-per-home sound-insulation test a hit in airport-area neighborhood
• Judge rejects plea deal in pedestrian death
• 2010 city of Great Falls ornaments celebrate iconic tower
• Blackfeet take over policing reservation after 8 years under BIA
• $3.4 billion OK'd for Indian settlement
• Beavers take a chomp out of west bank area
• Cut Bank plans new veterans' memorial
• RSVP Newsletter ‘Volunteer Power’ - December 2010
• White House urges House to approve Indian trust, black farmers' settlements
• Rocky Boy voters approve school bonds; turnout needs to be validated
• Giant donation to spruce up downtown
• Initiative protects Indian witnesses, victims
• State earmarks imperiled by congressional moratorium
• Woman with money to donate finds it tough to distinguish among animal helpers
• Seniors generous with their time in helping others
• Great Falls receives 4 more inches of powder
• Fiscal Services director's last days in office
• Fiscal Services director looks back on ECP, Highwood Generating Station
• 2011 Legislature looks a bit less diverse than the previous session
• Hopes rise for recreation on Smelter Hill
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Northcentral Montana under weather advisory
• Inmate commits suicide at detention center
• As season ends, hunters scramble to fill tags
• Black Friday earns Great Falls fans with deals worth waiting for
• Bad road conditions put damper on Turkey Day in Glacier County
• Applications for Christmas food, gift program start Dec. 1
• 17-year-old female missing from transition center
• Open burning season ends Tuesday
• Youth Dynamics opens new office in Havre
• Rescue mission toy drive begins Monday
• Ski resorts start season with snowpack superlatives
• BLM to meet December 7-8 in Lewistown
• Carol Countdown: Vote for your favorite Christmas composition
• Brucellosis spurs ambitious Yellowstone-area elk study
• Group aims to thank to Montana's fallen soldiers with memorial, scholarships
• Spirit of Thanksgiving shines at Great Falls Rescue Mission dinner
• Dinosaur castings prompt federal lawsuit against Fort Peck Paleontology
• Runners brave the cold to 'Burn the Bird'
• Phillips County Historical Society gets $60,000 grant
• Sarah Palin: 2012 contender or pretender?
• On to the hunt: Shopping season starts Friday
• Building official who changed permit system leaves position
• Customs agents stop New York man who illegally drove around closed port
• Thanksgiving closure schedule
• Rocky Boy schools bond back on ballot
• A chain of thanks: Gratitude links 10 Montanans
• Carol Countdown: Vote for your favorite Christmas composition
• Fo' shizzle! Snoop Dogg to light up Electric City
• City gets no bids to take over animal shelter
• Airport director: Full-body scanners coming
• Download police alerts on your phone, e-mail
• Ulm man who abused teen gets 16 years
• Tribal court: Blackfeet housing responsible for black mold
• Brrrr should relent by bird time
• Thanksgiving dinner Thursday at Mission
• Clinic offers course in self-hypnosis
• Commissioners approve Havre Highway-area zone change
• Holidays won't affect Waste Systems pickups
• Choteau couple cooks up free Thanksgiving dinner
• Trustees welcome new member, weigh Electric City Power options
• Comments sought on regional water project
• Wind chill could reach 40 below
• Hicks guilty of homicide
• Second shuttle-loader grain elevator coming to Chester
• Montana Shares ramps up workplace giving campaign
• Obscure connections, affection link Great Falls to John F. Kennedy
• Farm Service Agency payments: A safety net for producers, communities
• Cats in, Griz out of FCS tourney
• School board to discuss power options
• Wolf bills unlikely to advance in Congress
• Slaughter requirements have made turkey farmers are a rare breed
• Tester high on national GOP's hit list, observers say
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Weather causes pipe break downtown
• Thanksgiving will affect trash pick-up
• New Center for Mental Health interim director has high hopes
• MSU win makes up for Griz denying Cats their colors
• Cat-Griz rivalry reaches high speed
• 9th Circuit Appeals Court overturns War Club's conviction
• Morony Pool closing for maintenance
• Great Falls school board set to name new trustee
• Tampering charge dropped in Hicks trial
• Bitter cold makes its way into Montana
• Exploration of oil and gas in Glacier County boosts local economy
• New hotel lights up at Marketplace
• Taped interview shows Hicks say he pushed 3-year-old into wall
• Great Falls to keep Rodeo Circuit Finals
• Davidson Companies named first sponsor of Western Masters Art Show
• Snowstorm a boon for some businesses
• State tourism director's firing upheld
• Indian National Finals Rodeo files for bankruptcy protection
• Party planned tonight for Kruse and other NFR-bound personnel
• Tester seeks amendment for small farms as Senate mulls food safety changes
• Mom at homicide trial: 'She was dying'
• Reward offered in wolf kills
• Canada to mirror summer hours at Port of Wild Horse
• Woman pleads guilty to theft from Blackfeet
• MATL transformer en route to Lethbridge
• Young artists speak out with no ifs, ands or butts
• Senate Republicans to stress economy
• Cascade's Milburn elected House speaker
• Craft show Saturday in Cascade
• Public Radio drive also helps food banks
• Authorities seek woman escapee
• County considering stimulus money for building upgrades
• Roosevelt kids pen holiday cheer
• Balzarini leaving city finance position
• Opening arguments made in Hicks' homicide trial
• Wind, snow sock region
• Benefis to build 66-acre Senior Services Campus
• Restoration of Cut Bank's depot a source of pride for community
• Public power can work, critics of how Great Falls' utility experiment was managed say
• Schweitzer unveils 2012-2013 budget as GOP skeptics look on
• Village Shoes nears finish line after 48-year run
• Trial begins in toddler girl's death
• Ex-fire chief to plead no contest to charges in pedestrian's death
• Great Falls couple's death was murder-suicide
• City mulls options for utility arm
• Cool landmarks offer plenty of eye-candy in Great Falls
• Foster volunteers rock children's school days
• Cold front to blow through
• Police still not releasing information on shootings
• Megaloads route work shifts into high gear
• ACROSS the BIG SKY
• Fashion show caps annual garden club event
• Tough decisions await lame-duck Congress
• Weber sets out to fill Beltrone's boots in Cascade County Commission
• Backers, critics assess why Electric City Power ended up in a sea of red ink
• Teacher's school counsels kids in wake of Great Falls shooting deaths
• Baucus' dealmaking to be put to the test
• NeighborWorks' change of plans riles some Sunnyside residents
• Friends, co-workers recall couple found dead in home
• Tribune plans contest to find the best Christmas song ever
• Police arrest robbery suspect in Havre
• Weather Service predicts snowfall
• $60,000 raised for children's advocates
• Downtown association, Alive@5 committee gives $1,400 to YWCA
• Police respond to reported domestic incident
• PPL awards $100,000 in grants
• Domestic incident being probed
• Veterans Day: Generations reflect on freedom, service
• Malmstrom-area school shows its red, white, blue
• Great Falls medical marijuana business plots course around ban
• A day to remember: City stops to thank veterans
• Glacier on pace for record visitation
• Butte-area woman wants to start pet food bank
• Rebuilt Bozeman Legion holds grand opening
• MSU wants to beef up distance education
• Today's Montana newsmaker: Longtime district judge hands down course-setting precedents
• Wyoming considers hiring lawyer for wolf talks
• Billings police administrator resigns after investigation
• Large tires smash into homes in Livingston
• Billings police release ID of body found in ditch
• Barkus attorney: No special treatment in plea deal
• Governor announces pay plan deal with unions
• Support grows for megaloads
• State issues permits, but stays shipments for now
• THURSDAY'S STATE VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT SCORES
• Storage unit donated to animal shelter
• Police arrest second person in shoplifting, drug ring
• Man found guilty of trying to get child porn
• Seven apply for school board spot
• New show picks up art sale tradition
• Committee sets priorities for area roadwork projects
• Medal of Honor: Six heroic Montanans earn highest award for valor
• Local man had front row seat at Nuremberg Trial
• Veterans get help solving VA 'mystery'
• Invenergy plans wind farm by Belt
• Montana announces plan to move 69,000 tons of mine waste
• Eggs-pansion planned for Montana Eggs
• Veterans Day events planned across region
• Hingham fire claims historic bank, community hall
• Hunters kill wolf out of fear for their lives
• Game, Fish and Parks collects 1 million salmon eggs
• Montana lawmaker says mine crackdown is political
• Montana attorney general asks judge to dismiss gay rights lawsuit
• Man walking on sidewalk struck, killed by car
• Brucellosis confirmed in Park County cows
• Photos added: 2010 Outdoor Scrapbook
• Barkus to plead no contest to one felony
• Woman sentenced for taking meter-reader scooter
• Washington man walking on Missoula sidewalk struck, killed by car
• Anonymous cowboy donates $5,000 to Missoula homeless shelter
• New photo gallery: Hingham fire
• Tennessee man sentenced for casino robbery
• Rehberg sticks to campaign game plan
• I'll take mine wild
• New Western Masters art show in March full
• Cut Bank High School evacuated for fire
• County plans to improve Black Eagle Road, U.S. 87
• Giant Springs Road may be designated scenic-historic byway
• Stuffed Animal Sleepover at The Library
• Great Falls Genealogy Society 35th Anniversary Banquet and Mini-Conference
• Great Falls Public Library News - November / December 2010
• Great Falls Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Free Computer Classes At Great Falls Public Library
• Great Falls Public Library News - September 2, 2010
• Great Falls Public Library’s 2010 - 2011 Bookmobile Schedule
• RSVP Newsletter ‘Volunteer Power’ - August 2010
• Montanans Targeted By ‘Grandchild’ Scammers
• Saint Patrick’s Day Dash 2 Mile and 4 Mile Fun Run
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Cascade County
• Great Falls Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• E-rase your E-waste and Earth Day
• Bill Stockton - A Retrospective
• Henry Meloy - The Portraits
• 77th Montana State Fair
• Lewis And Clark Festival
• Great Falls Montana Information
• Exhibition - Steven Young Lee: Culture Theory
• Exhibition - Suzy Holt: Burnt Gulch Revelations
• Exhibition - Nancy MacDonald: Connected
• Exhibition - Divine Image: Concrete Sculptures By Dr. Charles Smith
• Exhibition - Lea Zoltowski: Quench
• Upcoming Exhibitions at Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art
• Poised Between Life and Death
• Painting The Wild
• Bike=Art
• 14th Annual Grand Walk

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