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A Facebook post from Sanders County Sheriff's Office has sparked controversy and questions about the purpose. What do you think?

Believe it or not, we're still dealing with the aftermath of COVID-19 and this time, it could put some serious money back into your pocket.

The people at Janicki are not wasting any time setting up shop in Great Falls. From water usage to noise pollution concerns, here are answers to twenty-six questions you might have about Janicki's arrival in Great Falls.

Governor Gianforte has an important message for Montanans ahead of America's 250th birthday celebration.

ICE reportedly made an arrest in Gallatin Gateway but details are minimal. Here are the reasons why we're not hearing much about it from local law enforcement.

Cascade County Commissioner Joe Briggs talks about Janicki's arrival in Great Falls, what it's like to work there, and how you can learn more about career opportunities with Janicki.

Great Falls Voyagers manager, Sean Repay, shares the excitement surrounding a Voyagers infielder getting the call up to the Big Leagues.

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen sounds off on the latest Supreme Court ruling for West Virginia v. B.P.J. and Little v. Hecox after a decision was announced on Tuesday, June 30th.

A group of bears were spotted roaming near a property in Pendroy. How many bears do you count in this group?

President Trump has proposed a massive relief bill to help farmers across the country, including right here in Montana. Will his request be granted?