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Great Falls City Commission just shifted meeting times starting next month. Work sessions move to 4:30 p.m., regular meetings to 6 p.m.

As July 4th approaches, Great Falls gears up for a festive weekend—just remember, some city offices are taking a brief break before the celebrations kick off.

Imagine strolling through a park, only to find a beloved maple gone. That's the reality facing our community after recent vandalism.

The debate over parking in Great Falls is heating up, and it’s clear—everyone has an opinion on how to best navigate the downtown scene.

It’s a story of resilience as the Little Shell Tribe takes strides toward home, with plans for nearly 100 new housing units in central Montana.

The City of Great Falls is making some changes to sanitation rates that could hit your wallet, but there’s a silver lining for seniors and low-income families.

As Great Falls gears up for a new era, the community is invited to shape its future—everything from parks to policies is on the table.

Discover how City190, the government access channel in Great Falls, promotes transparency by broadcasting meetings and sharing local updates.

In the most recent meeting, Great Falls leaders discussed ways to help keep our city safe and where those funds might possibly come from to do so.