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GFPS trustees to explore evaluation method

Great Falls school trustees will vote tonight on adopting a new superintendent evaluation tool and also will hear a first-reading on a new board policy on automated external...

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Days Inn of Great Falls has donated 10 queen mattress sets to Sleep City's Sleep4All Program.

Easter Seals-Goodwill celebrates making 'a huge difference' for 65 years

Bill Mahoney has worked at the Goodwill distribution center in Great Falls for about five years.

Litigious Great Falls family not afraid to fight City Hall

Fighting City Hall is a long-term hobby for Steve Forbes of Great Falls, who has joined hundreds of thousands of Americans who represent themselves in court each year without...

Four-time individual wrestling champions multiply

BILLINGS — Consider it a four-gone conclusion.

Local runners honor killed Sidney teacher

The Great Falls running community is a tight-knit group, said Ron Ray, who organizes a local running group.

Local man stabbed on the South Side, police say

Great Falls police said a man was stabbed on the South Side at about 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Great Falls, sending the victim to the hospital and into surgery.

Then and now: Chester Trading Co.

Hi-Line town Chester sported 847 people during the 2010 census, but its population is believed to have grown since then.

Police seek help finding man

Keith Walker, 21, checked out of the Great Falls Pre-Release Center at 9 Saturday morning and did not report for work.

Across the Big Sky

BILLINGS — A 54-year-old man has pleaded guilty to what authorities say is his 11th drunken-driving offense.

Lawmen stretched thin thanks to oil boom in eastern Montana

When the Conference of Western Attorneys General converges on the resort town of Big Sky for next week's CWAG Energy Summit, the top cops from more than a dozen western...

State launches new computer system for professionals

HELENA — Montana business and building professionals soon will be able to apply and renew their licenses and permits using a 24/7 online automated system.

Groups push campaign spending ban to U.S. Supreme Court

HELENA — Three groups asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday to allow corporations to spend freely to influence Montana elections this year, after the state's high...

Rehberg ups ante over outside campaign money

HELENA — The Republican challenger in Montana's U.S. Senate race boldly escalated the battle over outside money Friday by calling on a total ban on any money not raised...

Malmstrom officers place in media contest

Several members of Malmstrom Air Force Base's 341st Missile Wing Public Affairs Office were among the winners of the 2011 Public Affairs Media Contest, announced this week at...

Special Olympics athletes take to slopes

Special Olympic athletes gathered at Showdown Ski Area on Friday to compete in the 2012 CMR Area Winter Games before moving on to the state competition.

Kalispell man gets life sentence for killings

KALISPELL — A Flathead County judge sentenced a Kalispell man Friday to life in prison without parole for killing his ex-girlfriend and her 15-year-old daughter on Christmas...

Race to the Sky starts this morning in Lincoln

Ready, set, mush!

Bozeman nurse settles wrongful discharge suit

BOZEMAN (AP) — A Bozeman nurse who was fired after serving as a surrogate mother for a patient has settled her wrongful discharge lawsuit with Billings Clinic.

Sioux tribe sues brewers, stores for alcohol woes

The Oglala Sioux Tribe is suing some of the world's largest beer brewers, saying they knowingly have contributed to devastating alcohol-related problems on Pine Ridge Indian...