great falls

Join the Bozeman Film Society and Montana Film Festival for the Montana premiere of acclaimed new film "Wildlife."

Extremely gusty winds up to 65 mph will plague north central Montana near Great Falls with a High Wind Warning in effect. Downed trees and power outages are expected.

Wildlife is scheduled to be released in the United States on October 19, 2018.

Have you ever wondered what it looked like in Neihart and Monarch nearly 100 years ago? Check this video out!

Gusts up to 60 mph are possible in parts of central and northern Montana Sunday night and early Sunday morning. Dangerous travel conditions may exist at times.

Monday could be quite messy with several inches of snow expected in the lower elevations, more than a foot possible in the highest elevations and very gusty winds.

The National Weather Service in Great Falls has issued a Red Flag Warning in Southwestern Montana.

Much of northern Montana is under a High Wind Warning until Monday night with EXTREMELY gusty winds possible, up to 70 MPH. Travel conditions could be hazardous at times.

Cold temperatures, some snow and more wind are going to affect most of Montana through Monday. Great Falls and Helena are both under Advisories with more Warnings and Advisories expected.

If you are traveling north, please be advised that much of north central Montana is under a High Wind Warning with gusts up to 70 mph possible.

Piano Pat has been playing at the Sip 'N Dip way longer than any of the mermaids have been alive. She's an institution as much as the bar itself.

Although Bozeman and Helena are not supposed to receive more than 2 inches, the majority of western Montana is expecting up to 8 inches in high elevations.