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At about 10 Thursday morning, Missoula Police received a call about a suspicious vehicle.

Governor Bullock tried to lecture President Trump about declaring a national emergency over the southern border with Mexico. But he blew it. He actually ended up showing why the president is right.

Becker told Hubbard to put his hands up multiple times and to drop the weapon.

The roadway reopened Thursday evening, but drivers are being warned of snowy and icy conditions.

The women's ACLU lawyers say O'Neill should have let them go as soon as they identified themselves as U.S. citizens, but he instead detained them in violation of the Fourth Amendment barring unreasonable searches and seizures.

The Montana Senate Business and Labor Committee voted in favor of State Auditor Matt Rosendale’s legislation to lower prescription drug costs on Thursday.

The Montana Agri-Trade Expo and Home & Health Show will be going on through Saturday at MetraPark with more than 14,000 visitors expected for the largest Agriculture show in the region.

If you're looking for a last minute Valentines Day idea- The B Tones are hitting the streets of Billings with their "singing Valentines." For only $40 they'll deliver a card, a rose, and a serenade sure to impress that special someone.

Are the big business folks running Patagonia nothing more than hypocrites on the environment? That's what Utah Congressman Rob Bishop (R-UT) had to say on Capitol Hill, making the point that Patagonia is having their products made overseas, by companies that are powered by coal.

Have you heard of the dating app Tinder? Swipe right if you'd want to date the person, swipe left if you don't. Or something like that. Well, apparently someone has now developed Tinder...for cows.

The Rice Ridge Fire was one of the most intense wildfires of the 2017 season and blanketed the Seeley Lake Community with dense smoke for weeks.

You may as well call it the "not so green" new deal. Let's say we go with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her "Green New Deal" ...how much more mining would need to be done just to have enough of the rare earth metals to pull this off?

Thanks to support from local law enforcement, a US Marshals task force increased the number of felons arrested in Montana by 26 percent. Here's the full details from US Marshal Rod Ostermiller

U.S. Magistrate Judge Timothy Cavan recommended in a Monday ruling that the Interior Department be given 240 days to re-analyze the expansion.

A trio of law enforcement veterans are headlining an upcoming "Drugs Crime Border Security Forum" being put on by the Yellowstone County GOP.

For several years, enrollment officials at the University of Montana were mystified that prospective students were complaining about a lack of contact information from the school, as compared to MSU.