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Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen appeared on the KGVO Montana Morning news show on Friday as he was driving into Missoula, and asked Montanans to commemorate National Police Week. May 9-15.

"We are working VERY hard to get HB258 back in play. Please don't lose hope in this...this bill is NOT DEAD." That was the update from the Montana Shooting Sports Association on their Facebook page on Friday.

Q2 reports that a Fort Peck Tribal law enforcement officer has said he will plead guilty next week to burglarizing the Fort Peck Tribal Law and Justice Building.
33-year-old Mikkel Shields was charged in U.S. District Court in Great Falls with four counts of burglary...

With the rash of incidents across the state and the country following the school shootings in Parkland, Florida, Missoula County Public Schools has released details of their Violence Prevention and Threat Assessment policy.

Starting in 2018, the State of Montana Motor Vehicle Division will take a step back in time in regards to license plates, or more specifically, the tabs that denote the registration year.

As Billings has continued to grow, so too have the crime statistics risen in the area, and law enforcement agencies came together Wednesday to discuss the success of the Montana Violent Offender Task Force and Sex Offender Operations.  Billings Police Chief Rich St...

State and local law enforcement agencies react to deadly Dallas police shootings

Members of a condominium complex near the Poverello Center in Missoula are requesting some assistance from law enforcement. Public Information Officer Travis Welsh explains.

Saturday April 30, is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Montana Attorney General Tim Fox is encouraging people to drop off all their unused, unwanted, and out of date prescription drugs.

The Missoula County Sheriff's Office is instituting the "Blue Courage' program, to help officers to 'flourish in all aspects of life, to act with practical wisdom, to exude vitality, and to hearten human connections'.