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SportsCentral, Wednesday 5/14/08
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Special Olympics Begins in Great Falls
Athletes from around Montana have converged on Great Falls for the 2008 Special Olympics Summer Games. More
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New Commander at Malmstrom
Malmstrom Air Force Base will get a new wing commander next week. Colonel Michael Fortney takes command May 21st. More
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Ringing in a New Era: Cell Phones Only
According to new federal statistics more people are getting rid of their home phones and are using cell phones only. More
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Foreclosures Rise, Free Help Available
As the number foreclosures continue to rise, it's now predicted that more than one million families across the country will loose their homes this year and about 1,000 of those will be in Montana. More
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SportsCentral, Tuesday 5/13/08
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Climate Change Threatens Glaciers and Some Wildlife Species at Glacier National Park
As Glacier National Park prepares for the summer season, officials say the park faces environmental challenges ahead. They say climate change threatens the park’s remaining glaciers and some of its wildlife inhabitants. More
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Sheriff Concerned About Budget
Cascade County Sheriff David Castle is asking County Commissioners for more than $11 million for his budget next year. That’s up two million from this year and he wants the public to know why. More
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Food Prices Rise, Same Number of Mouths to Feed at Cascade County Detention Center
As global food prices soar, correction facilities across the country will have to pay more to feed inmates, but here in Cascade County Sheriff David Castle says there short on funds. More
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For Sale: Coffee Shop- $25,000
Downtown Coffee Shop to Close More
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A Lucrative Steel: Recycling Metal
Since the beginning of the year, prices of steel have hit an all time high and some people are taking advantage of it. More
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13-Year-Old Girl Shot with BB Gun
The Great Falls Police Department is asking for your help after the assault of a 13-year-old girl. More
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SportsCentral, Monday 5/12/08
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Empty Hardin jail
Crow Chairman Carl Venne says the tribe looked into acquiring or arranging a federal takeover of an empty $27 million jail in Hardin, but is no longer interested after the city rebuffed the proposal. More
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Mother's Day Treat
Hundreds of Great Falls mothers were treated to a morning at the Ursuline Center, including a nice brunch. More
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Researchers Using GPS to Track the Elusive Wolverine at Glacier National Park
Biologists at Glacier National Park say as GPS (Global Positioning Systems) transmitters have become smaller, they've begun putting them in collars to track elusive animals like the wolverine. More
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SportsCentral Sunday 5-11
The Great Falls Electrics hosting the Billings Royals....plus Varun Sriram catches some streetball in Missoula. More
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Ursuline Centre Prepared for Mother's Day Brunch
If you're still not sure what to do for Mothers Day Sunday you still have a fun option, the annual Ursuline Centre's Mother's Day Brunch and Historical Tour. More
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Stamp Out Hunger A Success
Many folks participated in the annual Stamp Out Hunger Saturday, the nations largest food drive. More
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Cruisin' The Drag in Great Falls
The ninth annual Cruisin' The Drag car show drew quite the crowd in downtown Great Falls Saturday. More
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SportsCentral 5-10
A summary of Saturday, May 10th, in Sports. More
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National Nurses Week
In honor of National Nurses Week, New Channel Five features Paul Krogue, a registered nurse at Benefis Health Care. He works in the intensive care unit. More
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SportsCentral, Friday 5/9/08
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Clearing the Going-To-The-Sun Road at Glacier National Park Still a Challenge
The work to clear the Going-To-The-Sun Road in Glacier National Park continues, as the highway is scheduled to open after June 13th. More
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SportsCentral, Thursday 5/8/08
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Senator Baucus Reacts to Farm Bill
Congress has reached a deal on the farm bill. Senator Max Baucus says agriculture is the backbone of our state's economy and this bill will help keep it that way. More
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Wolf Lawsuit
A federal judge in Montana has rejected a request by the government to delay a lawsuit seeking to place the gray wolf back on the endangered species list. More
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SportsCentral, Wednesday 5/7/08
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Cascade XCELL! Program
At many school districts, the final bell means it's time for most kids to head home. That's not the case in Cascade where many kids want to stick around. More
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What Will Failed Levy Mean for Great Falls?
Voters across Montana were asked to approve levies for their local schools Tuesday and in most areas, they passed. But both the levies for the Great Falls School District failed by a very small margin. More
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Major Plans for Industrial Complex- Urban Renovation involve Recently Burnt Mill
A massive fire at Montana Specialty Mills wiped out the production area of the grain mill, but they've had plans to relocate for over a year. More
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Air Force Vehicle Fire
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Update: One Malmstrom Airman Dead, Another in Custody
Update: John Howry will be promoted posthumously. Howry was scheduled for promotion to airman first class later this month. More
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GF School Levy Vote Fails
By a narrow margin, Great Falls voters defeated an effort by the school district to increase the levy to fund city schools. More
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SportsCentral, Tuesday 5/6/08
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