Tommy Lynch is a local journalist based in Great Falls, Montana. He writes for KRTV Communications and KPAX Missoula/Kalispell, covering a wide range of topics including community events, local news, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in KXLH Communications, KTVH-TV, and The Villanovan.
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Tommy Lynch’s reporting largely focuses on local events, community news, and human interest stories specific to Great Falls and Montana. His coverage includes topics such as community events, education, and winter activities.
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Peak season usually starts around Black Friday and continues a few weeks beyond Christmas. This year, it began even earlier.
By: Tommy Lynch
The USPS is in the middle of “peak season”, as people rush to send packages to loved ones for the holidays.
GREAT FALLS — The Great Falls Public Library knows how to stay busy.
GREAT FALLS — Great Falls Fire Rescue demonstrated a live burn cell for Leadership Great Falls to show the speed and danger of fire, as well as the importance of fire prevention.
Along with increased time with family, the holidays can bring grief, increased drinking, and even suicidal ideation.
The investigation into fentanyl trafficking in the Great Falls area began in the fall of 2022 and led to a supplier in the Tacoma area of Washington
By: Tommy Lynch
GREAT FALLS — U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich, for the District of Montana, along with several law enforcement agencies, announced on Tuesday what he called the "dismantling" of a large fentanyl trafficking ring that brought tens of thousands of pills to the Great Falls community from Washington for distribution and led to convictions of 10 people on federal charges. The investigation also led to suspects facing charges in state court.
GREAT FALLS — Once known as “Landless Indians," the Little Shell Chippewa Tribe is celebrating its fifth anniversary of being federally recognized on December 20.
The weekend before the holidays can have airports and other transportation more congested than usual.
By: Tommy Lynch
GREAT FALLS — Kylie Anne Trammell has always been a motivated student. Trammell said, “Ever since I was super young, I've always wanted to go into the medical field.
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