Keeley Van Middendorp
KXLH - Helena
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Parents of missing Blackfeet girl continue search efforts
The parents of Arden Pepion are offering a reward for information that leads to their daughter. → Read More
Blackfeet members want answers and action on MMIP crisis
Community members and relatives of victims want to change a heartbreaking pattern they say has plagued the reservation for decades. → Read More
Blackfeet residents want action on MMIP crisis
GREAT FALLS — Heartbreak on the Blackfeet Reservation continues; community members say tragedy struck twice in a week after the disappearance of two residents last month. Three-year-old Arden Pepion and 26-year-old Leo Wagner have been missing since late April; the two vanished within just five days of each other. Officials scaled back operations this month, but family members continue their… → Read More
Inaugural "Bentonfest" will feature music, brews, and vendors
FORT BENTON — Fort Benton is launching a new event to usher in the sounds of summer with "Bentonfest." The afternoon event will feature live music, food vendors, and more than a dozen breweries from around the state in downtown Fort Benton. Brandon Roberts, owner of Golden Triangle Brew Company, says he and his team are excited to be part of the inaugural event. The Fort Benton community… → Read More
Bass Clef School adapts and thrives
The school, located in the Times Square building on Central Avenue, adapted its programs to meet a variety of needs in 2020. → Read More
Apartment fire displaces several Great Falls residents; arson suspected
At this point, there is no word on the possible cause, and GFFR is continuing to investigate. → Read More
Pandemic exacerbated eating disorders for many people
Health officials say people who struggled with eating disorders during the pandemic may continue to cope with the aftermath. → Read More
Energy Share encourages people to ask for help
Since the pandemic, they've seen a big increase in the number of people reaching out for help and are happy to provide the assistance. → Read More
Judge rules that animals will not be returned to Polejewski
Cascade County Judge Greg Pinski ruled on Tuesday that scores of animals will not be returned to Pamela Jo Polejewski at this time. → Read More
Acupuncturist and herbalist offers stress-relief tips
In China, officials continue to report a decline in the number of COVID-19 cases. Since the outbreak in Wuhan, U.S. health leaders are learning more about how residents recovered from the virus. Acupuncturist and herbalist Jennifer Holloman with Aspen Acupuncture & Integrative Health in Great Falls says she’s read that a combination of Eastern and Western medicine may have helped to stop… → Read More
Great Falls liquor store reports increase in sales
Cartwheel Casino & Liquor Store owner Joe McKenney says they’ve an increase in liquor sales since Sunday with a large increase over the past 24 hours. → Read More
Montana rancher creates "udderly" lovely Valentine's Day surprise
Every year, rancher Russell Myskewitz creates his own moo-ving Valentines Day gesture for his wife of 28 years. → Read More
MTN Investigates: Rural School Recruits
MTN Investigates found all four Filipino teachers did have their proper licenses and certifications to teach in the district that year. → Read More
"Brave Badge Initiative" aims to help military security forces
The Brave Badge Initiative was created a year ago and is gaining ground in Montana and around the world with more than 7,000 Facebook likes. → Read More
Court documents detail allegations against Shelby High School counselor
Anthony Heaton, the school counselor at Shelby High School, was arrested on September 27th during an investigation into an alleged inappropriate relationship he had with a student. → Read More
Montana National Guard troops can go to college tuition-free
The Montana Board of Regents recently added Guard members to the list of students eligible for 100% tuition assistance. → Read More
Browning students win science-themed trip in NASA competition
The Browning Middle School Moon Dancers won the $6,000 trip to Pasadena, California, after competing in a NASA science competition back in July. → Read More
New owner for Teton Pass Ski Resort
Plans are in the works for Teton Pass Ski Resort, a popular ski area that's faced it's share of financial troubles. → Read More