Great Falls fans turn out for premiere of "New Moon"

KRTV - Fri Nov 20

Great Falls residents were lining up late on Thursday night for a midnight showing of "New Moon," the second movie in the Twilight sage.

Great Falls Mercy Home gets early Christmas gift

KRTV - Fri Nov 20

Christmas came early for the Great Falls YWCA and their Mercy Home, as the charity received over $100,000 in federal stimulus funds, and there are plenty of ideas on how to put it to good use.

Great Falls prepares time capsule

KRTV - Fri Nov 20

Last month, Great Falls residents uncovered a time capsule full of artifacts from 1984 as part of the city's 125th anniversary, and on Friday, city staff are getting ready to bury more pieces of Great Falls history.

Wyoming sexual assault suspect arrested in Great Falls

KRTV - Thu Nov 19

A man accused of sexually assaulting and kidnapping a woman in Wyoming had his initial appearance in Cascade County court today.

North Middle School students grab Nickelodeon spotlight

KRTV - Thu Nov 19

Great Falls students at North Middle School are in the spotlight, as one of their classrooms has been transformed into a television studio.

Great Falls boy recovering after being hit by vehicle

KRTV - Thu Nov 19

A five-year old Great Falls boy is recovering after being struck by a vehicle near his school earlier this week.

Cascade Of Talent yields success for Great Falls band

KRTV - Wed Nov 18

The Cascade Of Talent started as a modest talent show in Great Falls, giving teens a stage inside a local elementary school.

MT Supreme Court hears Cascade County zoning case

KRTV - Wed Nov 18

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

Great Falls marks 125th birthday with new documentary

KRTV - Wed Nov 18

We're coming up on a very special birthday here in Great Falls, as the Electric City turns 125 years old this year.

Prescription For Addiction: Montana's New Drug Problem

KXLF - Tue Nov 17

Part One: Prescription pills killed more Montanans last year than motor vehicle accidents, homicides, and meth combined.