City Commissioners are considering a substantial increase to water, sewer and stormwater fees for the upcoming budget year. Commissioners have set a public hearing for June 3 on the proposed rates ...

By Madison Medved, C.M. Russell High School, 2024 intern for The Electric In the world of music, the journey of a composition often ends after a piece’s grand debut. To foster the global music ...

Montana Fish, Wildlife is Parks is holding a life jacket donation drive to celebrate National Safe Boating Week, which is May 19-23. The donated jackets are cleaned and inspected and then used to ...

When Grant Harville takes the stage on May 10 to conduct Mahler's Symphony No. 2, he'll be taking a final bow. Harville has been the music director and conductor of the Great Falls Symphony since the ...

Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services officials have identified an increase in overdoses statewide. “This current overdose spike serves as a startling reminder of the deadly ...

Healing the Circle Lodge has submitted a special use permit application to establish and drug and alcohol rehab facility at 2601 Jasper Road. The property is located in Cascade County and the company ...

The city is considering a request for annexation to create a new single family residential subdivision south of the main Peak location. The proposal for Peace Harbor subdivision from KIB Homes would ...

The unofficial results for the school board election are in. Results are not final until the county canvass is complete and the results are certified. For Great Falls Public Schools, three seats ...

Landowners looking to build a private pond or renew their pond license will see an increase in fees after new legislation was signed by Gov. Greg Gianforte. House Bill 74, raises the cost of the ...

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is hosting several educational programs and events at Tower Rock and First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Parks in May. First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park is three ...

Calumet Montana is actively conducting a spill response training exercise with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Montana Department of Environmental Quality. Calumet said in an 11 a.m.

UM Legislative News Service, University of Montana School of Journalism Property Tax Bills Head to Governor HELENA — Two major property tax relief bills passed on April 30, ultimately putting an end ...