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Every Woman Matters
A new exhibit opened Friday night designed specifically for women, especially those with disabilities. More
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The Frenzy Pt 2, Friday 11/6/09
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The Frenzy Pt 1, Friday 11/6/09
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SportsCentral, Thursday 11/5/09
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Plane Makes Emergency Landing on Interstate
On Friday night it was an unusual scene on I-15 when a plane had to make an emergency landing right on the Interstate.
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Great Falls Couple Mad After Post Office Stops Delivering Mail
Having mail delivered to your home is something most of us take for granted. A Great Falls couple is unhappy tonight, after the Postal Service stopped delivering mail to their home. The Post Office says a parked camper blocks easy access to the mailbox, and they need to move the camper or the box. More
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Meat Processing Business Bustling During Hunting Season
Only 2 weeks into general hunting season, and Suden's House of Meats cooler is full of prized catches of elk,deer, antelope, and sheep. More
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C.M. Russell Museum Reacts to Large Russell Acquisition in Tulsa
The C.M. Russell Museum in Great Falls is a national source on the famous Western artist and his work. But, a museum in Tulsa, Oklahoma recently purchased a large number of objects related to Russell, giving their collection an edge over the Great Falls museum. More
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Bozeman Explosion Aftermath Lingers as Business Files for Bankruptcy
BOZEMAN, Mont. - The owner of a downtown Bozeman rug gallery that was severely damaged in a natural gas explosion has filed for bankruptcy in federal court. More
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MANG and Malmstrom Reflect with Moment of Silence
The Montana Air National Guard and Malmstrom Air Force base honored the victims of Fort Hood today with a moment of silence. More
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First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit Extended
The struggling Montana housing market experienced a major victory on Thursday with the extension of the first time homebuyer tax credit. More
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Fort Harrison Reacts to Fort Hood Shooting
In light of the tragedy at Fort Hood, those at Fort Harrison are expected to review their own policies. More
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One Dead, Five Injured in High Rise Office Shooting in Florida
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Police say a former employee accused of fatally shooting one person and wounding five others at an Orlando, Fla., engineering firm thought it had blocked his efforts to obtain unemployment benefits. More
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Neighbors Angry Following Vaughn Fire
A family is homeless tonight, following an early morning fire in Vaughn. No people were injured in the blaze, but three pets were killed and the mobile home is a total loss. Now some have questions for the Vaughn Fire Department.
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University of Montana Student Not Eligible for $10,000 Winning Kick Prize
MISSOULA, Mont. A University of Montana student who kicked a field goal to seemingly win a $10,000 prize during a Griz game likely won't get the money because he hadn't been away from the sport of football long enough. More
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Special Olympics Athletes from the Hi-Line Head to Butte for State Tournament
Some Special Olympics athletes from the Hi-Line are gearing up for a big weekend. More
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Black Eagle Community Center Gets New Patio Thanks to Volunteers
The Black Eagle Community Center now has a new patio thanks to volunteers with a local veterans group. More
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Health Care Reform Protesters Gather in Downtown Great Falls
About three dozen people took to the streets of downtown Great Falls Thursday morning to protest what they're calling a fiasco. More
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Helena Meeting Focuses on Cancer Survivor Care
Surviving cancer does not mean the end of struggle for many patients, and that was the focus Thursday at a statewide gathering in Helena. More
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Are DUI Laws in Montana Too Weak?
Montana has more fatal DUI’s per capita than any other state in the nation. And authorities say that is because penalties for DUI’s are too weak. News Channel Five takes an in-depth look at what lawmakers are doing to change that. More
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Robbery Suspect Facing More Felonies
A man accused of hitting a woman with a bottle while breaking into her home answered to additional charges in court Thursday. More
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Fire Damages Helena Home
A Helena family’s home has been severely damaged after an early morning fire. More
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SportsCentral, Wednesday 11/4/09
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President Obama Orders Flags at Half Staff Until Veterans Day to Remember Fort Hood Victims
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama says the "whole nation is grieving right now" over the mass killings at Fort Hood. He urged people not to jump to conclusions while law enforcement officials gather facts about the shootings. More
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Former Great Falls Teacher's Aide Pleads Not Guilty to Abuse Charges
A former North Middle School teacher's aides accused of abusing several special needs students was back in court Thursday. Julie Ann Parish answered to the charges against her in front of parents of the alleged victims. More
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State Ups the Charges for Former Cascade County Reserve Deputy Accused of Deadly Hit and Run
The state of Montana is upping the charges against Jason Caughey. He's the former Cascade County Reserve Deputy accused of a fatal hit and run that occurred in the Fox Farm area last July.
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Little Shell Tribe Fights For Recognition In Hearing
The Little Shell Tribe has waited 31 years for this Wednesday, as a U.S. Senate Committee holds a hearing into the government's process for tribal recognition. More
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Write-In Candidate Wins Cut Bank Mayoral Race
Tuesday several mayoral races were decided in an unusual way. NewsChannel 5 headed to the Hi-Line to learn more about a lopsided mayoral race, won by a man not even on the ballot. More
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Great Falls High Receives Donation
Great Falls High received almost $1500 from a local business. More
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Montana Supreme Court Upholds State Law That Cuts Off Worker's Comp Benefits
In a 5-2 ruling, the Montana Supreme Court has upheld a state law allowing insurance companies to cut off worker's compensation payments for those who are disabled and of retirement age. More
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Great Falls Tennis Players Say Courts Need Major Facelift
It is a problem facing tennis players across Great Falls. A lack of courts to play on. Right now, the city has half the number of courts it had 30 years ago. That is because many of the courts are in such bad shape, they have been shut down. More
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National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week
This week marks National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week, launched by the Humane Society in 1996 to acknowledge the invaluable role animal shelters play in their communities. One local shelter has been serving the Helena community for decades.
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Montana Historical Society to Launch Glacier Park Exhibit
The Montana Historical Society in Helena is about to reveal one of its most ambitious exhibits ever. More
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Great Falls' Newest Leaders Discuss the Future
The voters in Great Falls have spoken, and they've chosen three political newcomers to help lead the city. Michael Winters won the mayoral race by more than 2,500 votes. Both candidates elected to the City Commission each brought in more than 7,000 votes. Today, we spoke to all the winners about the future of Great Falls. More
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SportsCentral, Tuesday 11/3/09
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Black Bean "Tamale" Pie
Combine all your favorite Mexican ingredients in this easy-to-make entree or side dish served "pie style." More
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Great Falls City Commission Recognizes Little Shell Tribe
The Great Falls City Commission meeting on Tuesday night focused on the Little Shell Tribe. The tribe's 30 year old request for federal recognition was denied last week by the Department of the Interior. More
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Michael Winters Reacts to Becoming New Great Falls Mayor
Unofficial results as of Wednesday afternoon show Michael Winterscarried the race for mayor in Great Falls with 8,550 votes. More
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Pro-Life Vigil Held In Great Falls
Tuesday in Great Falls, a candlelight vigil marked the end of "40 Days For Life", a nation-wide anti-abortion effort. More
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Great Falls Residents Rate President One Year After Election
It was one year ago on Election Day, that Barack Obama defeated John McCain to become the 44th President of the United States. But how has he done since taking office? News Channel 5 hit the streets today to find out what kind of approval ratings Great Falls gives the President.
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Foster Care Kids Could Stay With Family
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IcePlex Working Out Bumps for Opening Day
The ice is empty for now, but IcePlex Manager Todd Heerema has been working hard for opening day. More
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Great Falls Mayoral Candidates on the Election
Tonight (11/3), Great Falls will have a new mayor. Earlier today, we spoke with both candidates one last time before the final votes are tallied. More
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Berkshire Hathaway Purchases Burlington Northern
Burlington Santa Fe Railroad has a new owner, after Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway agreed to buy the rail line for $34 billion. More
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SportsCentral, Monday 11/2/09
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Rescue Mission Needs Help To Help Those In Need
As preparations begin for the holidays, the Great Falls Rescue Mission is planning to help feed those in need, with more than 1,000 meals...and now the Mission needs your help, filling its own pantry. More
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Some Fear Conflict of Interest in Fort Benton Council Races
Two city council races in Fort Fenton are leading to a fierce debate over a potential consolidation of the city's police department and the Chouteau County Sheriff's Office. The challengers in both races are employees of sheriff's office. Some believe that is a clear conflict of interest, while others say it's not a problem, as long as they abstain from certain votes. More
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Valier Man Dead After Weekend Crash
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - The Montana Highway Patrol says a 27-year-old Valier man has died in a one-vehicle rollover on U.S. Highway 89 just north of the Valier cutoff. More
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Conflict Over Proposed South Arterial Route in Great Falls
It's an issue that's been under discussion in Great Falls for decades: a proposed arterial road south of town. A recently completed study lays out which route a proposed arterial or truck bypass should take, but some area leaders are taking issue with this first step. More
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Automaker Comeback
A year ago this week, the big three automakers were struggling to survive. The government offered bailout money, but one of them decided to do things on their own. One year later, that seems to be paying off. More
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Less than Half of Election Ballots Returned
Tomorrow night (11/3), residents of Great Falls will select a new mayor and two commissioners. But as of Friday, less than half of the ballots had been returned. More
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Michael Hilton Speaks Out on American Police Force and Hardin Jail
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - The leader of the group that was in negotiations with Two Rivers Authority to fill the vacant Hardin jail appeared in a California courtroom Friday where he revealed that APF has no parent company or current employees. More
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SportsCentral, Sunday 11/1/09
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SportsCentral, Saturday 10/31/09
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Teen Shoots Rifle into Ex-Girlfriend's Home
A family in Great Falls woke up this morning to find their foyer window smashed out by a rifle bullet. More
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Montana Leads Region in Indian Education Policies
A new report reveals that Montana leads the region in key Indian education policies. More
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Benefit Barrel Race Held for Breast Cancer Fighter
On Sunday in Great Falls both humans and animals were dressed in pink for a good cause. More
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New Reports Demonstrates Montana’s Leadership in Indian Education
A new report reveals that Montana leads the region in key Indian education policies. More
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St. Peter’s Hospital Offers Workshop for Grieving Children
If you are wondering how to deal with the emotions of a grieving child, you are not alone. That's why St. Peter's Hospital in Helena is holding a workshop geared toward helping children who have experienced a loss.
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Halloween Night in Great Falls
Halloween is officially here and there are several events going on around Great Falls to get everyone in the spirit. Residents of all ages braved the windy weather to join in the Halloween festivities. More
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What to do Halloween Night in Great Falls
If you are still looking for a way to have fun in Great Falls this Halloween night, there's plenty to do. More
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Trick-or-Treat With Governor Schweitzer
If you are trick-or-treating in Helena, you may want to pay a visit to Governor Schweitzer. More
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Residents of Great Falls Make Last-Minute Halloween Preparations
The Great Falls Theatrical Costume Shop is a staple in the city, and it was definitely the place to be on Halloween, as the shop was buzzing with people making some last minute Halloween shopping decisions. More
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The Frenzy Pt 3, Friday 10/30/09
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The Frenzy Pt 2, Friday 10/30/09
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The Frenzy Pt 1, Friday 10/30/09
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CMR's Josh Huestis Commits to Stanford
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Downtown Halloween Event Brings Out Families in Great Falls
On Friday, Great Falls youngsters are grabbing a few early halloween treats in the downtown area "safe zone." More
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CMR Senior to Sign with Stanford
It was last November when Joslyn Tinkle announced her plans to accept a basketball scholarship from Stanford University. And Friday another Montana high school product decided to do the same. More
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Sheriff: No More Response to Minor Animal Control Complaints in Cascade County
You may recall just about a week ago, Cascade County Sheriff David Castle announced he was going to cut several positions and leave others unfilled due to budget concerns. As part of that, the animal control officer position was cut. More
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Giant Man-Eating Spiders Infest Area Gym
During this Halloween season, you may have noticed some spooky creatures lurking around town. One area business is simply crawling with unsavory insects. More
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Homebuyer Tax Credit Extension
According to the National Home Builders Association and Senator Max Baucus' office, the first-time home buyer tax credit will likely be extended beyond the current December 1st expiration date. More
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Wal-Mart Offers Deals that Last Beyond a Lifetime
Wal-Mart is looking to hook its customers from the cradle to the grave. More
