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Interim Committee Meets to Discuss DUI Laws
It's a process of questions, answers, statistics, and more, as the Law and Justice Interim Committee tries to find a solution to the states DUI problem. More
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Ridership on Amtrak's Empire Builder Drops for the First Time in Years
HAVRE, Mont. - The Montana Department of Transportation says ridership on Amtrak's Empire Builder in Montana fell in 2009 for the first time in five years. More
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Great Falls Urban Art Project: Winter 2010
A downtown parking garage is probably one of the last places you would expect to see a work of art, but that is not the case in Great Falls. More
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Community Rallies Behind 4-Year-Old Geraldine Girl Battling Leukemia
For most little girls - ballet is just a fun hobby, but for one - it is that and so much more. More
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Man Accused of Murder May Not Stand Trial
We have new information about a man accused of shooting his landlord and initiating a standoff with police last fall. More
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Afternoon House Fire Leaves Family Homeless
It's been a busy weekend for Great Falls firefighters as another family is left homeless after a fire broke out at their home near 36th Street South and 2nd Ave South. More
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SportsCentral, Sunday 2/7/10
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Great Falls Fire Rescue Investigating Downtown Apartment Fire That Left 10 People Homeless
Great Falls Fire Rescue hopes to release a report this week on a downtown apartment fire that left about ten people homeless. The fire broke out a little after 9:00 PM Saturday night at 612 Second Avenue South.
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Sweet & Playful Pit Bull Looking for a Loving Home
If you're thinking about adding a furry friend to your family -- why not adopt a dog? Handsome is this week's Pet of the Week. More
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Great Falls Fire Rescue Looking to Replace 40 Year Old "Snorkel" Truck
It has had a major role in some of the biggest fires Great Falls has ever seen. But after being in service for 40 years, firefighters say one of their oldest trucks needs to be replaced. More
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Great Falls School Board Set to Discuss Contracts, Stimulus Money
At Monday night's Great Falls School Board Meeting, the Board of Trustees is expected to renew contracts with a group of school district employees. The board will also hear a report on how stimulus money has allowed the district to replace aging software in our classrooms. More
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SportsCentral, Saturday 2/6/10
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Great Falls Garage Fire
Late Saturday afternoon local firefighters were called to the scene of a garage fire on 29th Avenue NW. More
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Body of Missing East Helena Man Found
The body of the missing East Helena man, Darrell Dullum, has been found.
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Last Minute Superbowl Shopping
With Superbowl Sunday just one day away, many Great Falls residents spent Saturday picking up some last minute party items.
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Great Falls Fire Department Conducts Ice Rescue Training
When temperatures get low the river freezes, and while many may think it is safe to walk on, that’s not always the case. On Saturday the Great Falls Fire Department held training exercises to prepare for the worst. More
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The Frenzy Pt 3, Friday 2/5/10
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The Frenzy Pt 2, Friday 2/5/10
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The Frenzy Pt 1, Friday 2/5/10
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Gallery 16 Turns 40
A local art gallery celebrates its 40th year in The Electric City along with the Mardi Gras Themed, "First Friday Art Walk." More
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Great Rockies Sport Show Offers Fly Fishing, Hunting, and Bears
Exhibitors were hard at work this morning, putting the final touches on one wild weekend at the Montana Expopark Four Seasons Arena. More
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"Go Red for Women" in Helena
Heart disease remains the #1 killer of women over the age of 25, and on Friday in a nationwide effort, women joined together at educational events all over the country.
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Inmates at Great Falls Pre-release Learn Culinary Skills
Inmate workers at the Great Falls Pre-release are taking a cooking lesson from an award-winning chef. More
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Medical Marijuana in Cascade County
After this week's packed city commission meeting, the controversy over businesses looking to serve medical marijuana patients continues. More
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Cheaper Liquor Sales Up
One thing that always seems to withstand the downturns of a recession is alcohol sales. But last years numbers show an interesting trend. More
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Tester Launches New Website for Montanans to Donate to Haiti Victims
Senator Jon Tester has a new website for Montanans who want to help victims of the Haiti earthquake. More
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Work Could Begin as Early as Next Week on Centene Stadium
On Tuesday Great Falls city commissioners committed nearly $350,000 to complete the renovation of Centene Stadium. And it didn't take long for the great falls baseball club to start finalizing the project. More
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Montana Refining Company Fire Sends Worker to the Hospital with Burns
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - Great Falls fire officials say an employee at Montana Refining Co. was injured in a fire. More
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SportsCentral, Thursday 2/4/10
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Great Falls Reacts to Toyota's Latest Problem
Following a massive recall of cars and trucks with accelerator issues, Toyota is dealing with a new problem: possible faulty brakes on the Prius hybrid and Lexus hybrid. Now, those who buy and sell Toyotas are expressing their concern, or lack of concern regarding the safety of these vehicles.
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NewsChannel 5 Investigates: Poaching in Montana
In a state with so much to offer, hunting is a popular past time in the Treasure state, but some show little regard for the state's hunting laws.
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Recess Before Lunch
Some health experts are revealing that something as simple as the timing of a school’s recess can lead to changes in children’s health and behavior. More
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Great Falls Teacher, Husband Accused of Stealing from School
A local teacher and her husband are accused of stealing money, prescription drugs and supplies from Roosevelt Elementary More
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Helena Attorney Files for Supreme Court Seat Opening
On Friday Helena attorney Beth Baker became the first to file for a Supreme Court seat opening up with the retirement of Justice William Leaphart. More
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"Go Red for Women" Event in Helena on Friday
Heart disease remains the #1 killer of women over the age of 25, and February 5th is being celebrated nationally as a day to educate women on how to reduce their risk of heart disease. More
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Accused Dairy Queen Embezzler Enters Plea
The young man accused of stealing money while working at the 9th Street Dairy Queen entered his plea in court. More
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Great Falls Mobile Home Residents Upset Over Eviction Notice
Imagine living somewhere for more than a decade and then receiving notice that you are being forced to pack up and leave your home behind. That is just what happened to some residents in a Great Falls mobile home park. More
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The Lofts @ 503: Luxury Condos in Great Falls
In urban areas across the country, renovated, loft-style condos are a popular choice for downtown dwellers. And now, Great Falls has its own luxury loft development in the works. More
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Updated: Man Dead After Standoff with Missoula Police
MISSOULA, Mont. - Missoula police say a man committed suicide as an officer tried to serve an arrest warrant at an apartment where a kitten was found badly abused over the weekend. More
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Investigators Looking into Poaching Case Near Chinook
CHINOOK, Mont. - State wildlife investigators are seeking help in finding out who is responsible for poaching at least six deer in the Chinook area. More
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SportsCentral, Wednesday 2/3/10
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New Program to Replace Day Treatment at Mental Health Center
One month ago, the New Directions Center learned devastating news that its day treatment program would end after 20 years. Those involved predicted a disastrous impact on both the clients and the Great Falls community. Suddenly there is talk of a replacement program, that's giving many a reason to hope. More
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Little Shell Tribal Council Member Resigns
In the midst of controversy throughout the Little Shell Tribe, a Tribal Council Member officially submits his letter of resignation. More
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Prospective Students Learn About Healthcare Industry at MSU's College of Technology
At Montana State University’s Great Falls campus today, the college of technology's heritage hall was host to Healthcare Career Day. More
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First Female MSU President Meets Great Falls COT Students
There's a new face at Montana State University, representing a first for the institution. More
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Gernant Enters Race for Montana's Lone Seat in the U.S. House of Representatives
Another candidate has entered the race for Montana’s lone seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. More
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NewsChannel 5 Travels with Members of Montana Air National Guard to Haiti
CHARLESTON, S.C. - For the first time in its history, members of the Montana Air National Guard are being asked to help in an international relief effort. More
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Will 90 Day Moratorium on Medical Marijuana Hurt or Help Great Falls Businesses?
In a controversial move late Tuesday night, Great Falls City Commission approved a three month moratorium on medical marijuana businesses in the city limits. How will the hold effect local businesses?
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Ash Grove Cement Employees Back to Work
There’s good news for workers at the Ash Grove Cement plant in Montana City. More
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Supreme Court Justice Mike Wheat Files for Supreme Court
On Wednesday Montana Supreme Court Justice Mike Wheat announced he will seek election to retain the Supreme Court seat he currently holds. More
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DPHHS Says Children Need Two Doses of H1N1 Vaccine
The Department of Public Health and Human Services is reminding Montanans that children need not just one, but two doses of the H1N1 vaccine to be fully protected.
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Great Falls Cosmetology Students See Plenty of Value-Seeking Clients
In today's economy, you hear stories about people across the country cutting back on luxury items and services to make ends meet. But for many, the line between luxury and necessity can be blurry, especially when it comes to looking good. More
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Apple Quick Bread
Is it dessert? Is it a breakfast bread? You won't know until you make it and taste it! More
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SportsCentral, Tuesday 2/2/10
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Doctor Begins Work at Teton Medical Center
Attracting physicians to work in rural areas can be difficult, but having a doctor in the community can mean the difference between life and death. Now, after a lengthy search, Teton Medical Center has hired a fulltime physician and that is music to the ears of many residents of Choteau and Fairfield, as well as other TMC healthcare providers.
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Great Falls City Commission Votes on Medical Marijuana and Improvements to Centene Stadium
In a 4-1 vote late Tuesday night, City Commissioners approved an ordinance that will give city staff 90 days to determine where medical marijuana providers can set up shop in the city and under what conditions. More
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Bullock on Capitol Hill
Montana Attorney General Steve Bullock is in Washington D.C. testifying before congress about corporations contributing to political campaigns. More
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Great Falls Groundhog Wants Early Spring
Employees at one local bank are celebrating Groundhog Day, but with a twist.
The staff at prairie mountain bank- along with their mascot, Prairie Mountain Phil- made their own Groundhog Day prediction. More
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Healthy Montana Kids
Children enrolled in Healthy Montana Kids were at the receiving end of a generous donation today.
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Treasured Montana Artist
Since introducing the Treasured Montana Artist exhibit in Helena a year ago, Secretary of State Linda Mucculloch has named three artists to receive the honorable distinction. More
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Some Good Intentions May Hinder Haiti Relief Efforts
The recent disaster in Haiti has people everywhere wanting to reach out and help in any way they can. But your help could actually do more harm than good. More
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Department of Labor and Industry Warns Businesses of Poster Scam
The Department of Labor and Industry is warning Montana businesses of an ongoing poster scam. More
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Being Sweet to Your Health
With Valentine’s Day less than two weeks away, Montanans are set to consume lots of chocolate. According to the Department of Public Health and Human Services, there are some smart ways to enjoy chocolate not only for its flavor, but for its health benefits.
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SportsCentral, Monday 2/1/10
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Helena Toyota Dealer Speaks About Recall
An area Toyota dealer is speaking out today, following a massive recall, affecting 2.3 million cars and trucks nationwide. Jim Stanger of Helena Motors is trying to assure customers that their faulty gas pedals will soon be fixed and that Toyotas are still safe to drive. More
