Black Eagle News

Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer has asked the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to add the ACM Great Falls Smelter and Refinery site in Black Eagle to the Federal Superfund list.

Friday night's fire in Black Eagle destroyed nearly every personal belonging of one area college student.

Three days ago, a fire destroyed all of her possessions except a purse, a jacket, a pair of shoes and the University of Great Falls cheerleading uniform she had on.

A University of Great Falls cheerleader who lost everything in Friday's fire in Black Eagle is receiving more support from the community than she ever imagined.

Around 50 firefighters were called to a three-alarm fire in Black Eagle last night.

While the investigation into Friday night's Black Eagle fire continues, the state crime lab has just released the findings of a May fire that caused major damage to a downtown Great Falls ministry.

Center Stage Theater has reason to be thankful in the days leading up to Thanksgiving as homegrown comedian/musician Reggie Watts is headed back to the Electric City for a fundraiser to benefit the theater.

Local Johnny Cash tribute artist Merle Peterson has launched a new solo act covering a medley of musical styles.

Members of Black Eagle VFW Post 4669 have constructed a new concrete patio for the Black Eagle Community Center on their dime and time.

Representatives from all seven of Montana's federally recognized tribes are headed to Washington, D.C., for the first-ever Tribal Nations Conference, which starts this week.

President Obama opened a summit with American Indians here in Washington today, making good on a campaign promise to hold annual meetings with tribal leaders.

Big Chief Barack "Black Eagle" Obama on Thursday was reunited with his adoptive father, the Crow Nation leader who dubbed him Awe Kooda Bilaxpak Kuushish -- "He Who Helps People Throughout the Land." The president, seeking to pay off on promises made on the campaign trail, had gathered leaders of 387 federally recognized American Indian tribes, and ...

One of the easiest annual editorials we write is the one singing the praises of the River's Edge Trail system.

Vernon Vincent Muretta, 76, of Great Falls, died of cancer and respiratory complications Wednesday at Peace Hospice.

Rachael Nelson and Matthew Barton were married July 18 at Ryan Dam in Great Falls, with the Rev.

World War II Army Air Corps veteran N.J. 'Babe' Stefani, 99, of Great Falls and formerly of Black Eagle, died of natural causes Saturday at a local hospital.

A popular Flathead Valley rock group makes a quick turnaround at the Loading Zone this weekend.

The time is the 1950s and the location is Germany. An uproar is under way in the Maske household because wife Louise's underpants accidently ended up around her ankles while watching a parade for the King.

Here is the latest Montana news from The Associated Press Missoula , Mont. Authorities say a 44-year-old Stevensville woman has been killed in a three-car crash in Missoula.

HELENA - As the H1N1 flu virus continues to spread throughout the region, some area religious congregations are taking special precautions to prevent the spread of the disease.