Laws

Great Falls Crimestoppers just dropped their July most wanted list — and at 26 names, it's the biggest one they've ever put out.

The echoes of a landmark Supreme Court decision are resounding again, as a local senator steps back into the spotlight with a new resolution.

In a place where guns and personal rights intertwine, a new policy could reshape the conversation for many Montanans. Details to come.

As gas prices climb, some are finding that two wheels might just be the answer. A little humor goes a long way in this biking adventure!

Ever felt that twinge of guilt when you rolled through a stop sign? Turns out, most of us have brushed up against the law without even realizing it.

Imagine driving a million-dollar car without paying hefty taxes. That’s the reality for some owners using a little-known Montana loophole.

Picture this: a sunny Tuesday afternoon in Great Falls, but a broken traffic light turns a simple drive into a puzzling standstill.

As the sun shines brighter and temperatures climb, the dry spell has everyone talking, especially with wildfire season looming larger than life.

Gun ownership here sparks a conversation that goes beyond rights and laws. It’s about identity, safety, and the community’s unique relationship with firearms.

From noncompete rules for doctors to kratom regulation and property tax updates, Montana’s 2026 law changes affect residents statewide.