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Cascade County Commissioners unanimously approved a new fee schedule for elections during a special Jan. 29 meeting. Commissioners met on Jan. 23 to have a similar discussion, but didn't have enough information to develop a cost estimate for the school elections or set the fee schedule so they asked Dev Biddick, the interim elections administrator,

Public arrests, fake press releases, in-office bullying, campaign violations and an email spying scandal are just a few of the instances that have attracted unwanted attention to the all-Republican commission.

Public arrests, fake press releases, in-office bullying, campaign violations and an email spying scandal are just a few of the instances that have attracted unwanted attention to the all-Republican commission.

Public arrests, fake press releases, in-office bullying, campaign violations and an email spying scandal are just a few of the instances that have attracted unwanted attention to the all-Republican commission.

Public arrests, fake press releases, in-office bullying, campaign violations and an email spying scandal are just a few of the instances that have attracted unwanted attention to the all-Republican commission.

Cascade County Commissioners met with their interim election administrator during a Jan. 23 special meeting about the upcoming school elections. Commissioners planned to discuss the Great Falls Public Schools and Sun River Valley Schools, which both have elections in May. Dev Biddick, the commission appointed interim election administrator, thanked Superintendent Tom Moore and Business Operations

As the suburbs slowly warm following last week’s bitter cold, weather experts say a mass snowmelt is unlikely, but those along waterways should keep an eye out for ice jams and potential flooding. S...

A sign above history teacher Kris Schreiner's classroom alerted Kalispell Middle School eighth graders they were entering Alder Gulch to mine for gold and garnets.