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Tester Applauds Passage of the Rural Veterans Health Care Improvement Act
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Senate has unanimously passed the Rural Veterans Health Care Improvement Act, sponsored by Senator Jon Tester. More
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SportsCentral, Thursday 11/19/09
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Chris Berg of TJ's Lounge Looks to Rebuild After Fire
A fire is the last thing any business owner wants to experience. Tuesday's blaze at TJ’s Lounge caused major damage to what many consider a landmark community establishment. Now, the owners, with the help of others, try to recover and hopefully someday reopen. More
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Helena Food Share Prepares for Thanksgiving
With Thanksgiving only one week away, one local Helena organization is doing its part to make sure everyone's stomach is satisfied.
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Budget Concerns Prompt Governor Schweitzer to Eliminate Jobs
Concern over the state budget has prompted Governor Schweitzer to eliminate four Regional Development Officer (RDO) jobs from the Commerce Department in order to save money. More
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Volunteer Observers Help Record Rainfall in Montana
We've all experienced it...rain on one side of Great Falls and bone dry on the other. So how does that rain get recorded if it doesn't fall at the airport? More
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Holiday Season's Hottest Toy Sold Out Across Great Falls
With just six weeks to go before Christmas, this year's hottest toys are already hard to find. In fact, the holiday season's early hit is already sold out at stores across Great Falls. More
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Cascade County Buildings Follow City Smoking Rules
Over the past few days we've been telling you about battle going on between area bars and the city of Great Falls. More
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Great Falls Man Pleads Not Guilty to 10th DUI Charge
A man facing his 10th DUI charge made another appearance in court Thursday morning.
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SportsCentral, Wednesday 11/18/09
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Report Issued in Deadly March Crash Near Townsend
Federal investigators say an airplane that crashed near Townsend in March was flying too low.
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Helena 5th Graders Use Geographic Information Systems
On Wednesday some students in Helena got a lesson on geographic information systems, an up-and-coming technology that's changing the world. It was all part of this week being recognized as Geography Awareness Week. More
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Salvation Army Rings in Annual Fund Drive
A new report out Wednesday says the U.S. hunger rate is the highest its been in nearly two decades. To help put an end to hunger here in Cascade County, The Salvation Army in Great Falls will ring in its annual fundraiser next week More
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Five-Year-Old Dragged Nearly 40 Feet By Minivan
A five-year-old Great Falls boy is lucky to be alive after being hit by a minivan and dragged nearly 40 feet. The accident happened at an intersection near Longfellow Elementary School, despite the presence of a crossing guard at the scene. More
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Smoking Controversy Continues in Great Falls
Just when you thought the controversy over the statewide smoking ban had passed, there's more tonight. More
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Local Officer Laid to Rest in Great Falls
A local law enforcement officer was laid to rest today after losing his battle with cancer over the weekend. More
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Hill County Man Wanted for Negligent Vehicular Homicide Caught in Great Falls
A man wanted for negligent vehicular homicide out of Hill County has been caught in Great Falls. More
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Convicted Great Falls Arsonist Violates Probation
The Great Falls man who admitted to setting his own house on fire after a standoff with police last year was back in court Wednesday. 40-year-old James Messick is charged with violating the terms of his probation. More
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Great Falls Architects "LEED" By Example
A local architecture firm is bringing their vision of "green" building to Great Falls, adopting a national program called Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design or LEED. And when it comes to designing environmentally friendly spaces, this firm is "leading" by example. More
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Helena Man Pleads Guilty to Shooting Three Teenagers in Deadly Rampage
An 18-year old Helena man has pleaded guilty to shooting three other teenagers in June, killing one and causing severe injury to the others. More
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Tea Party Patriots Gather in Great Falls to Talk Government and Farming
The West Gate Mall in Great Falls played host to an evening tea party Tuesday evening, but it might not be what you're thinking. Concerned members of the community came out for this event, led by the Tea Party Patriots, discussing everything from big government spending to the proposed health care bill. More
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Pumpkin-Potato Soup
Simple to make, very flavorful and different for your Thanksgiving table. More
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SportsCentral, Tuesday 11/17/09
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Montana Ranks 26th in National Health
Vermont is the healthiest state in the nation. That's according to the latest report by the American Health Ratings. So how where does Montana rank? Today, News Channel 5 takes look at our state's health report card, examining at the positives, as well as areas that could use improvement.
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New Great Falls Restaurants Square off for Business
If you’re looking to give your taste buds something new, you have your choice of not one but three brand new restaurants right here in Great Falls. More
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Community Leaders Target Prescription Abuse in Montana
Over the past five years, Montana's focus when it comes to drug abuse has been on the Meth problem. But now that focus is shifting toward a problem that leaders are calling an invisible epidemic. More
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New Poll Shows Montanans Approval of President Obama Dropping
HELENA, Mont. - A new poll says Montanans give President Barack Obama poor marks on job performance, and don't approve of the federal stimulus spending. More
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H1N1 Flu Vaccine Clinic Draws Hundreds in Helena
Hundreds of people packed the fairgrounds in Helena on Tuesday for an H1N1 Vaccine Clinic. More
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UPDATE: City Commission Discusses Smoking Ordinance, Potential Salvation Army Land Sale
The Montana Clean Indoor Air Act Prohibits smoking inside all public places, and with more smokers stepping outside, an existing city ordinance is coming under fire in Great Falls.
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State Investigators Looking for Person Who Shot Bull Moose West of Choteau
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - State wildlife officials are asking for help in finding whoever shot a bull moose west of Choteau and left the carcass to waste. More
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TJ's Casino and Godfather's Pizza Burns in Great Falls
TJ's Casino and Godfather's Pizza on 10th Avenue South burned early Tuesday morning. Both businesses are located in the same building. More
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SportsCentral, Monday 11/16/09
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Three Weeks of Evening Jet Noise Expected in Great Falls
Starting tonight, Great Falls residents might notice some unusual evening noise. F-15 pilots from the Montana Air National Guard have begun night missions.
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Woman Accused of Nearly Killing Baby Reaches Plea Agreement
A woman accused of trying to kill her fiance's infant daughter entered into a plea agreement. Alicia Hocter was originally charged with attempted deliberate homicide for allegedly hitting the two-month old baby's head against a crib several times, nearly killing her. More
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Case Dismissed in Great Falls Infant Death
The case against a Great Falls man accused of playing a role in an infant's death has now been dismissed. Thomas Allen Tallbull was charged in April with felony Criminal Endangerment after allegedly crushing a 7-week old infant in his sleep, after a night of drinking.
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MSU-Great Falls Holds Wind Power Meeting Regarding New Programs
MSU-Great Falls is working hard to add two new academic programs involving wind power. More
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Baucus' Approval Dips in Montana According to Recent Poll
HELENA, Mont. - U.S. Sen. Max Baucus' approval rating is taking a dip following a high profile push for health care reform. More
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Child Food Allergies Rising
Food allergies among children used to be rare, but the latest studies show pediatric food allergies are becoming more common than ever before. More
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Wolf Hunting Ends In Montana
Montana is completely shutting down its first public hunt for gray wolves across the state. More
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Area Retailers Predict Comeback For Gift Cards, Layaway This Holiday Season
The days of holiday spending sprees are a thing of the past, it seems, with more shoppers looking for the biggest bang for their buck. Local retailers are expecting gift cards and layaway to make a big comeback this year.
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Energetic Cattle Dog Looking for a Home
If you're thinking about adding a furry friend to your family, why not adopt a dog? Jack is this week's Pet of the Week. More
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SportsCentral, Sunday 11/15/09
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Fundraiser Held for Great Falls Man Who Lost Home
The man responsible for crashing his car into a Great Falls home is now facing several charges, and meanwhile, the man who was living in the home is receiving some much-needed assitance from the community. More
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Great Falls Shoppers & Stores Think Holidays, Winter
Christmas may be 40 days away, but the biggest shopping day of the year is just around the corner. And now, more than ever, the retail buzzword is "sale." More
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SportsCentral Part 2, Saturday 11/14/09
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SportsCentral Part 1, Saturday 11/14/09
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Fundraiser For Local Volunteer Fire Chief Leonard Lundby
Manchester Fire Chief, Leonard Lundby usually spends his time fighting fires as the Manchester Fire Chief. But now, he is fighting for his life, battling a severe case of H1N1. On Saturday night, family and friends gathered in Vaughn to support the man who has spent almost twenty years leading local volunteer firefighters. More
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UM Student Makes Second Field Goal for $10,000
The University of Montana student who was denied a $10,000 prize after making a field goal during a Griz football game got a second chance today. More
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Charges Filed Against Teen Who Crashed Car into Home
The man who crashed his car into a Great Falls home this week is facing one felony charge, plus several misdemeanor charges. More
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Flagpole Ceremony at Vaughn Volunteer Fire Department
As local fire chief Leonard Lundby recovers from an extreme case of H1N1, family members and friends are gathering to raise money for his medical bills. Before the fundraiser, a special ceremony was held at the Vaughn Volunteer Fire Department. More
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C.M. Russell Museum Holiday Open House
This weekend in Great Falls there's plenty of Christmas cheer to go around as one local museum kicks off its holiday festivities. More
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Local Fire Chief Recovers from Bad Case of H1N1, Friends Organize Big Fundraiser in Vaughn
An area fire chief has fought for his life over the past few weeks after being struck with a severe form of H1N1. More
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The Frenzy Pt2, Friday 11/13/09
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The Frenzy Pt3, Friday 11/13/09
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The Frenzy Pt1, Friday 11/13/09
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Great Falls Residents React to Texting Ban
Technology has the power to change laws, and that's exactly what happened recently in Missoula. The city has banned text messaging while driving. Three drivers have been cited far for the violation, which carries a minimum penalty of $100. More
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Sofast Internet Customers Told to Move to Other Providers
Randy Pinocci had been one of Sofast's internet's first customers, and had been happy with the company's service until now.
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FOLLOW UP: Both Sides Share Thoughts on Sheriff Castle's Budget Meeting
Cascade County Sheriff David Castle is sharing his concerns about public safety funding face to face with the people. At a public hearing Thursday night, outspoken Castle supporters posed some questions that couldn't be answered. Tonight, NewsChannel 5 sits down with all three County Commissioners and Sheriff Castle to find those answers. More
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First Lady Schweitzer Visits MSU-Great Falls College of Technology
On Friday afternoon First Lady Nancy Schweitzer visited the MSU Great Falls College of Technology for a special tour. More
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City-County Health Host H1N1 Flu Vaccine Clinic
The City-County Health Department hosted another H1N1 Flu Clinic today at the Montana Expopark. More
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Great Falls Resident Moves Forward After Car Crash Destroys His House
It's been only a couple of days since a Great Falls man woke up to the shock of a car crashing through his home, and now he's speaking out about his plans to rebuild his life. More
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A New Sport in the Electric City
Polo is normally a sport reserved for country clubs and millionaires, but a new version is bringing it to the streets.
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Doppler Radar Upgrades Could Improve Severe Weather Warnings
Whether it be heavy rain, hail or tornadoes, montana sees plenty of active weather. Upgrades to the nation's doppler radar network could improve warning times and save lives More
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SportsCentral, Wednesday 11/11/09
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