law enforcement

One person is dead, another is in custody, and a stretch of West Main Street in White Sulphur Springs is now the center of a multi-agency investigation.

Someone in Billings had a really destructive Fourth of July weekend — and a local business is now out more than ten thousand dollars trying to make sense of it all.

Thirty-eight pews, two altars, and a lectern — all built by inmates inside a Montana correctional facility. The story behind how they ended up in a Stevensville church is worth a listen.

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

A recent chat with local Crimestoppers reveals a surprising turnaround in crime fighting—community tips are making a real difference in keeping us safe.

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

There's a shift happening in our community, and it's not just in the weather. Local crime tips are down, and that's raising some eyebrows.

In the heart of Montana's wilderness, two wild mustangs are ready to take on a new role that’s anything but ordinary.

From farming to crime-fighting, drones are popping up everywhere. But what happens when they hover over your backyard? It’s more complicated than you might think.

In a town where laid-back driving rules have been the norm, new ordinances are shaking things up for everyone behind the wheel.