Good morning, Great Falls.

The City successfully concluded a pedestrian accessibility enhancement project on 32nd Street South, coming under budget at $562,576.20, to improve ADA-compliant connectivity.

Montana's Climate Office, as part of a multi-state effort, is significantly expanding its drought monitor network with 37 new sensors added last year, aiming for 540 stations by 2028 to better inform agricultural practices and policy decisions.

City staff recommends a second extension with CourseCo for municipal golf courses management until 2030, aiming to stabilize finances and maintain the courses as community assets.

City Commissioners are set to approve the final payment for the East Fiesta Street reconstruction project, which was completed under budget with improvements to road conditions and infrastructure.

Montana Republicans propose making judicial elections partisan to increase transparency, amidst concerns over judiciary bias, despite opposition citing a desire for nonpartisan stability.

Tribute to Duke Ellington - Mood Indigo

This event features a tribute to musical legend Duke Ellington, including a medley of his iconic works and the world premiere of a new tenor saxophone concerto.