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Crime Report From July 20th - July 26th

Crime Report From July 20th - July 26th

Great Falls Police crime data report from July 20th - July 26th includes 77 records. 2 - Aggravated Assault 13 - All Other Larceny 1 - Arson 6 - Burglary/Breaking & Entering 11 - Destruction/Damage/Vandalism of Property 9 - Disorderly Conduct 4 - Driving Under the Influence 1 - Drug/Narcotic Violations 2 - Motor Vehicle Theft

FWP Releases Bear Relocation Dashboard

FWP Releases Bear Relocation Dashboard

In an effort to provide more insight to bear management and to keep local landowners and communities aware when black bears or grizzly bears are relocated, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks released a new online Bear Relocation Dashboard today. This new dashboard displays general relocations on an interactive map. FWP

Great Falls Police Respond to Domestic Disturbance

Great Falls Police Respond to Domestic Disturbance

Around 12:30 pm on Sunday July 27th, several people noticed a large police presence at 415 3rd Ave N. According to reports, calls were sent in for a domestic disturbance and sounds of a gunshot. Multiple officers were dispatched to the scene. An ambulance was noted at the scene,

Obituary of Celeste “Cecil” Peter Madill

Obituary of Celeste “Cecil” Peter Madill

Celeste “Cecil” Peter Madill was born on the family farm, near Rosefield, Saskatchewan, near Bracken, Saskatchewan, Canada, on December 14, 1937 to Cecilia (Klotz) and Alik Madill. The Madill family originated from ethnic German Catholic farmers who travelled east to Hoffnungstal, near Odessa Russia, looking for farmland. They later left

Branches on the Spectrum Helping Children Learn Life Skills

Branches on the Spectrum Helping Children Learn Life Skills

Branches on the Spectrum is a unique farm program dedicated to helping children, particularly those on the Autism spectrum, develop essential life and social skills. Catering to children aged 6 to 16, though open to all ages, the program provides a safe environment where participants can interact with animals such

Sheehy and MT Delegation Staff Meet with Montana Citizens’ Climate Lobby Volunteers On Clean Energy

Sheehy and MT Delegation Staff Meet with Montana Citizens’ Climate Lobby Volunteers On Clean Energy

U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy and staff from Senator Steve Daines, Representative Troy Downing, and Representative Ryan Zinke’s offices met with Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL) Montana volunteers from across the state this week to discuss clean energy provisions that CCL believes are necessary to ensure an affordable, reliable energy

West Nile Virus Detected in Cascade County Mosquito Pool

West Nile Virus Detected in Cascade County Mosquito Pool

The Cascade County Weed & Mosquito Division has detected its first West Nile Virus (WNV) positive mosquito sample of 2025. A WNV positive sample of adult Culex tarsalis mosquitos was collected 2 ½ miles South West of the town of Vaughn on July 22nd, 2025. The samples were confirmed positive by