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Two men involved a botched home invasion that left one person dead received their sentences. Is the punishment enough for their crimes?

Federal authorities are investigating a potential data breach that might have compromised the information of some Montana drivers.

Montana authorities have been busy putting drug offenders away in Montana and just this week, seven sentences have been handed out to drug offenders.

Great Falls Crimestoppers just revamped their approach, rotating new suspects onto the monthly list instead of recycling the same names.

Bears are showing up more often around Billings than usual, and an unusually mild winter is partly to blame for the visits.

When thieves targeted a fire department near Browning, surrounding communities didn't hesitate to help fill the gap.

Kratom is legal in Montana, but lawmakers are considering new restrictions, testing, labeling requirements and possibly a complete ban.

Montana lawmakers subpoenaed Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen over voter information provided to the federal government, including the last four digits of Social Security numbers.

Cascade County Attorney Josh Racki provides an update on the investigation into fraudulent signatures involving the campaigns of Seth Bodnar and Dr. Michael Eisenhauer.

Montana approved a 300-wolf quota for the 2026-27 hunting season, down from 452 last year but higher than the quota recommended by FWP.