Black Eagle News

The Fourth of July has come and gone but some fireworks stands in Cascade County were still open for business today .

The Black Eagle Fire Department and Cascade County Sheriff's Office have been working to recover a body that was discovered near the Rainbow Dam earlier today .

Black Eagle Fire Department and the Cascade County Sheriff's deputies are currently working to pull a body out of the river just below rainbow dam.

District One of the Weapons Collectors Society of Montana has scheduled a youth shoot for July 18 at the Great Falls Shooting Sports Complex north of town.

The Black Eagle Dam Run, to benefit the C.M. Russell cross-country team, will be held July 4 starting at Memorial Park on the north side of the dam and following the River's Edge Trail.

Nearly 65 years after World War II ended, Nathaniel 'Babe' Stefani is still interested in protecting national security.

A reinstatement of Saturday bus service in Great Falls and Black Eagle will have to wait at least a month after the Great Falls Transit District Board on Wednesday tabled a move putting Saturdays back on the schedule.

With the Fourth of July right around the corner, fireworks stands are now open. Great Falls Fire Marshall Doug Bennyhoff met with News Channel 5 to give us some tips on how to celebrate safely because used incorrectly fireworks can be dangerous.

Members of the Great Falls Transit District board are expected to decide tonight whether to reinstate Saturday service to the Great Falls and Black Eagle bus system.

Marvin Hanson likes his work as an electric motor technician, but he was tired of a paycheck-to-paycheck existence.

BILLINGS - The chairman of the Crow Tribe says a recent White House meeting with President Obama came as a big surprise.

Patty Myers doesn't have immediate dreams of a trip to Hawaii or a retreat to a mountain once she wraps up her 39-year teaching career today.

Great Falls has a second farmers' market ready to launch. Is there room for two? Jeff Gutowski thinks so.

WOLF POINT - Carol Ann Marie Mann, 68, of Wolf Point, died of respiratory distress Tuesday in Billings.

More than 27 years ago, the smelter in Black Eagle closed, leaving about 800 people without work and fearing they wouldn't find another good-paying job.

One man suffered minor injures from a fire in a backyard shed in the Park Garden Estates, located in the Fox Farm neighborhood of Great Falls.

A single-family home just outside Great Falls was destroyed in an early morning fire.

Carol Berghas been elected president of Associated Students at MSU-Great Falls College of Technology.

Randy Kallen, a 37-year old Black Eagle man charged with rape, attempted rape, and assault on two teenage girls in April 2008, was sentenced on Thursday in Great Falls.

Les and Zelda Stevenson of Great Falls celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a dance at the Black Eagle Community Center, hosted by their children, Julie Stevenson, Les Stevenson II, Sheri Stevenson Bartz and John Stevenson.