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Six Montanans are being recognized for their contributions to the arts, from a Pearl Jam rock star to a baroque violinist from Bozeman.

The town of Cascade is set to move forward with a plan to start their own police department as opposed to paying for a $93,000 annual contract with Cascade County Sheriff's Office that includes all services.

Red flag warnings are flying across Montana, and Missoula County just jumped straight to Stage II fire restrictions on BLM lands. No campfires, no open flames, period.

Kids in Shelby are eating rehydrated beef at school — and two locals decided that just wasn't going to cut it anymore.

A Choteau student is recovering after a serious car accident, and the community is already showing up in the ways small towns know how to do best.

Fire officials are still investigating a fire that took place in Great Falls early Wednesday morning but provided more information surrounding the structure fire.

A viral video circulating across local social media channels has prompted an immediate, active investigation by area law enforcement.

Twelve years of quiet work behind the scenes — and the Great Falls Police Community Foundation has quietly put nearly half a million dollars worth of gear into the hands of local officers.

Cascade County Sheriff Slaughter breaks down what citizens need to know if they're ever in a situation where they have to use their firearm to protect themselves or others.

The August Most Wanted list for Great Falls and Cascade County is out — 25 names, five of them brand new, and one face that keeps showing back up.

Great Falls residents woke up this morning to a loud explosion that resulted in a structure fire near 8th Ave. South and 11th Street. Did you hear anything this morning?