Law

There was a time that you could really fly on the highways in Montana, but all good things come to an end. So, where does Montana rank for speeding tickets?

Hamilton Police Chief Snavely sets the record straight on the legality of 4th of July fireworks.

The new school year is underway and that means more school buses are out and about.

Montana has some special protections when it comes to gift cards that most people don't know....

Montana AG Fox says his office is investigating whether or not Governor Bullock had the legal power to unilaterally approve a six million dollar easement.

I found a website that's all about listing businesses that are dog-friendly, which is amazing for someone who loves their dogs as much as I do.

An old law discussing phonographs in Missoula is still in effect and if you use a "sound producing device" on or near public streets, police say you could get a ticket.

Basically what this is saying is that if your radio is loud enough for anyone else to hear and that person finds it annoying, you are creating a nuisance and in that instance you're breaking the law.

A man from Roseville, Michigan was recently given a $128 ticket for leaving his vehicle unattended as he warmed it up in his driveway. Can Montanans face similar fines?

I have always been interested in law and the judicial system.

Montana’s strict, 12-day 'sell-by' date on milk is being reinforced at the end of November.

Should Montana be the next state that allows teachers to carry a firearm while on school property? The state of Oklahoma just passed a new bill that will allow teachers to carry guns in school. Although if teachers want to exercise their right they will need to undergo training and must be licensed...