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As school starts again across Montana, more than 78,000 will resume their bus routes and drivers could face new consequences for passing school buses illegally.

As school starts again across Montana, more than 78,000 will resume their bus routes and drivers could face new consequences for passing school buses illegally.

Summit County’s fire danger is low, Red, White & Blue Fire Protection District deputy chief Jay Nelson reported Tuesday, Aug. 16. The county still has no fire restrictions for the 10th week in a row,...

HELENA, Mont. - The Montana Department of Justice released their 2021 Forensic Science Division Annual Report earlier this summer and it shows a rise in driving under the influence of

A report from the Montana Department of Justice shows the number of DUI cases where a sample has tested positive for marijuana-related substances has increased over the last few years.

A report from the Montana Department of Justice shows the number of DUI cases where a sample has tested positive for marijuana-related substances has increased over the last few years.

A Washington couple is alleging they were racially profiled by a Montana Highway Patrol trooper after they were pulled over for speeding and subsequently had their car seized and searched for drugs.

After the EPA revised its guidelines for PFAS, or “forever chemicals,” drinking water in Frisco and more than 100 other towns across the state were above recommended levels. Frisco shut off its only tainted well...

A couple says they were racially profiled by an MHP trooper after they were pulled over for speeding and subsequently had their car seized and searched for drugs.

A 3-year-old and two other children were among the six people killed in a pileup last week on a Montana highway during blackout conditions caused by dust