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Planned Parenthood of Montana Reacts to Komen Foundation's About Face
After three days of backlash, the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Breast Cancer Charity abandoned their plans to deny funding to Planned Parenthood. Officials with Planned Parenthood of Montana say they are very pleased that the Komen Foundation clarified their grant processing procedure. More
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Free Health Screenings Offered in Helena
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Livestock Board Unveils New License Plates
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10 New Troopers Graduate from Academy
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No One Injured in Helena Fire
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MANG to House Eight C-130 Cargo Planes
Currently the F-15s are scheduled to leave by March 2013. The C-130s will be touching down in early 2014. More
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CCHD Wins $40k Grant
Residents in Great falls can look forward to more winter fitness opportunities. The Cascade City-County Health Department now has $40,000 to invest in those.
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Should Felons Have the Right to Vote?
An estimated 5 million people with a felony conviction have lost their right to vote and the issue is being hotly debated this election year. More
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2-3 Morning Weather Update
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Grizz the Dog Returns Home
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Political Practice Nominees Have Partisan Ties
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Interior Releases $1.9B Plan to Buy Indian Land
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Opposition to Farm Child-Labor Rule Continues
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Body of Missing Skier Recovered After Avalanche
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Sports, Thursday 2/2/12
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Great Falls Comes Together to Celebrate Black Heritage
The community gathered Thursday night to celebrate Black History Month and the heritage of Great Falls' African American community for an evening of poignant thoughts, song and dance. More
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Ulm Students Participate in Annual Science Fair
Thursday was a day filled with science in Ulm. Middle school students presented their projects at the annual science fair. More
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"No Bar Too Far Montana” Tours Montana's Bars
Debbie Higgins and her husband Rich spent nine months touring the Treasure State stopping at more than 400 watering holes. More
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Sand Builds Up in East Helena's Prickly Pear Creek
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Emteq Celebrates Grand Opening
Emteq officially opened its doors today, celebrating their grand opening with over 100 job applicants in just the past two weeks. More
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Great Falls Reacts to Punxsutawney Phil's Prediction
Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow this morning which supposedly means six more weeks of winter and ABC 5 took to the streets to find out what the Great Falls community is saying about Phil's prediction... More
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Great Falls Man Charged with Rape and Incest
A Great Falls man faces up to life in prison charged with sexual intercourse without consent and incest. More
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14 Year Old Georgia Boy Calls In Bomb Threat...And Wants $2,000,000!
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Small Cattle Supply with High Demand Means High Beef Prices
The US cattle herd is now at a sixty year low. Yet, demand for beef remains high. That combination is driving beef prices much higher. More
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2-2 Morning Weather Update
AM snowflakes, improvement by this afternoon... More
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Details Emerge in Billings Double Homicide Case
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Fort Shaw Woman Pleads Guilty to Animal Cruelty
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W.R. Grace Proposes $19.5M Asbestos Settlement
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Rumor Mill in Overdrive at Conrad High School: Did a Student Bring a Gun to School?
High school and the rumor mill unfortunately go hand in hand but Tuesday’s gossip at Conrad High School had students and parents fearing the worst. More
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Sports Wednesday, 2/1/12
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Tech Signs Seven Montanans
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Carroll's Lack of Montana Signings
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Cowboys BBQ Owner Arrested
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Stapleton Receives Guardian of the Guard Award
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Miller Announces Running Mate
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Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month Recognized
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Liquid Asset Poverty On the Rise
At a meeting led by Rural Dynamics, politicians were invited to listen to the reports of public assistance programs and to discuss the troubling results of the new c-Fed Scorecard. More
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Regional High School Students Explore Medical Careers
The health career fair first started four years ago to highlight the high demand for health care professionals. Wednesday, 240 students learned what medical career might be best for them. More
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Statutory Rapist Back in Court
Muhammad was first charged back in 1998 for having sex with a 14-year old girl. He was then charged again in 1999 for having sex with a 15-year-old girl. More
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Crisman Pleads Guilty to Sexual Assault
It was last May when a Great Falls real estate agent was sexually assaulted while showing a home to a man she thought was a potential customer. Today that man pleaded guilty to that crime.
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Computer Tech Jobs in High Demand
After 24 years of teaching Special Ed., Tom Glover researched which careers could rake in the most cash. More
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Cats Announce 2012 Recruiting Class
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Griz Ink Recruits for 2012
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2-1 Morning Weather Update
Mostly cloudy skies, with late evening snow chances... More
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Veal Marsala
The Italian restaurant classic, ready to make in your own home kitchen. More
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Billings Police Release Names of Slain Sisters
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Forest Service Says it Won't Evict Jesus Statue
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Cats Injured in Traps Find Forever Homes
It was last Thursday when a cat was found in a trap in Great Falls. The cat's leg had to be amputated because of his injuries. This is actually the second cat to lose a limb because of a trap this month in the city. Yet, there is a happy ending in sight for both felines. More
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MANG may Learn New Mission in Announcement Later this Week
The Air Force will present its restructuring plan to congress at the end of this Friday.
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Essential Air Service Funded Through 2015
U.S. house and senate members reached an agreement Tuesday in the Federal Aviation Administration Reauthorization Compromise. More
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Smallest Cattle Herd May Raise Beef Prices
The Agriculture Department recently reported the US cattle herd is the smallest it has been in sixty years. This could send beef prices much higher. More
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Sports Tuesday, 1/31/12
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GFH, CMR Boys Look to Get Over Hump
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Carroll Women Riding Winning Streak
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Harlem Globetrotter Holds Basketball Clinic in Missoula
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Cats Prep for Bengals Before Griz
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Exxon May Owe More Than $1.6 Million for Oil Leak
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Vann's to Close Store in Helena
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Sponsors Needed for Summer Food Service Program
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Margarita Meltdown a Success for Eagle Mount
The event benefits Eagle Mount. Organizers have not finished all the calculations from last week's fundraiser, but they are calling it a success. More
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1-31 Morning Weather Update
The sun is expected to break through the clouds today, and temperatures will remain above normal for the final day of January. More
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Man Arrested, 2 Women Dead in Billings Apartment
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Montana Farmer Challenging Rehberg For GOP Senate Seat
Dennis Teske, a farmer living in the town of Terry almost 190 miles east of Billings, announced that he would seek the Republican nomination. More
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More Women Running for Congress
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Hutterites Ordered to Pay $90K for Poisoned Horses
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Sports, Monday 1/30/12
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ExxonMobil May Owe Montana More Money
The attorney general's office claims under state and federal law, ExxonMobil may have to pay more in damages to help restore natural resources in the area. More
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Free Tax Service Makes Filing Taxes Easy
April may seem like a ways off yet, but with tax forms arriving tax filing season is getting closer. If you meet the income requirement, you may be able to have your taxes done for free. More
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Great Falls Family Receives Free Car
Sarah-Jane Lattin she couldn't help but smile as the owner of Procraft CARSTAR handed her the key to a new donated vehicle. More
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16 Apply for State Political Practices Commissioner
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Comments on Drumlummon Mine to be Heard Wednesday
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1-30 Morning Weather Update
Strong winds and convective showers possible today. More
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"George" Is Looking For a New Owner
The Cockapoo mix is this week's "pet of the week." More
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Officials Close to Making Decision About Helena to Billings Flights
Officials say they are close to making a decision about offering flights between Helena and Billings. More
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Butte Justice of the Peace Charged With 12 Felonies For Fraudulently Obtaining Methadone
A Butte Justice of the Peace, once appointed to oversee a new DUI court, has been charged with twelve felony counts of fraudulently obtaining dangerous drugs. More
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Florida Man Charged in Connection to Hi-Line Death to be Extradited Back to Montana
The Florida man being charged with negligent homicide in the Montana Hi-Line death of another Florida man, Brian Doyle, is being extradited back to Montana. More
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Community Comes to the Aid of Great Falls Woman Battling Cancer
A Great Falls woman is fighting for her life and in a time when she needs it most is surrounded by community members, family, and friends as they step in to offer a helping hand. More
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Missing Helena Valley Man Found Dead Near Superior
Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton tells us a Helena Valley man who had been missing for nearly two weeks was found dead in his car near Superior. More
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Tom's Top 5 Plays, 1/29/12
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Sports, Sunday 1/29/12
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