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Sgt. Bryan Slavik of the Great Falls Police department says he has received calls from "Australia, the UK, Scotland, India, Canada," as well as "every major news network in Montana." The calls aren't for information about a typical crime though, they're in response to a zombie warning that occurred on local television.

Police are following a lead they hope may help them find the social media poster known as “Zootown Klown,” which recently threatened to kidnap and kill Missoula school students on Friday.

You probably heard about the hostage hoax from yesterday afternoon in Missoula. Although, you probably didn't know there was a live stream video that was recording from inside the house that was occupied by the two people who were questioned in the incident...

The video that went viral about a Missoula, Montana panhandler using a Square card reader and smartphone to raise donations has been revealed as a hoax. While the filmmakers insisted that the video was authentic, others who viewed it called it's bluff early on...and now the panhandler himself has stepped forward to prove that it indeed was a fake.

It seemed to good to be true -- Ryan Gosling announcing he was a dad on Father's Day -- and it was. A bogus Facebook post showing the actor with a baby made the rounds over the weekend and had women gushing.