Montana Talks

A local family business is picking up the pieces after vandals used high-powered fireworks to obliterate more than a dozen units over the holiday weekend, causing over $13,000 in damages.

Yellowstone County Sheriff's deputies responded to 592 calls for service and made 12 arrests during a busy seven-day stretch spanning the Fourth of July holiday.

Billings Police officers intercepted 185 drivers and made four DUI arrests during a high-visibility traffic safety blitz over the Fourth of July weekend.

An Indiana man faces up to 30 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to traveling to Montana to engage in sexual conduct with a 15-year-old girl he met on Snapchat.

Montana lawmakers are joining a multi-state fight against 12 major utility companies. The battle before federal regulators over power line construction rules could directly impact what you pay for monthly electricity.

Billings is bracing for near-record heat this weekend with temperatures projected to climb to 108 degrees. Here is how to plan your days safely around the triple-digit peak.

Think your parents were right about summer driving laws? Thousands of Montana drivers are still falling for this massive childhood myth.

The Yellowstone County Courthouse is closed to the public following a burst water line that caused damage inside the building. Crews are assessing repairs as county commissioners schedule a special meeting.

Federal crash data places Montana among the five deadliest states in the country for Fourth of July driving. Distance, rural roads, and late-night holiday travel push the state's risk to dangerous highs.

A Red Lodge man will spend nearly 19 years in federal prison after admitting to trafficking large amounts of meth into Montana and illegally possessing a handgun.

A Laurel man has been sentenced to federal prison after investigators found multiple firearms and ammunition during searches tied to a 2025 eviction.

Think a rattlesnake bite is an automatic death sentence in Montana? Think again. The official data reveals a striking statistic that every local hiker, angler, and dog owner needs to see.