safety

Climbing over 1,300 steps in full gear is no small feat! This year’s event had firefighters stepping up for a purpose.

Those flashing lights might catch your eye, but getting too close can turn a rescue into a risk. Let's talk about why distance matters during emergencies.

Montana may boast stunning views, but driving here isn’t as smooth as you’d think. Let’s break down the latest findings on our road conditions.

Find Montana’s safest towns in 2026, where low crime, strong communities, and peace of mind make life under the Big Sky better.

Picture this—a chilly morning, a frozen lake, and the thrill of fishing. However, this season's ice isn't what it used to be.

Ice fishing and skating might be calling, but knowing the thickness of that ice is more important than ever. Let's break it down.

From noncompete rules for doctors to kratom regulation and property tax updates, Montana’s 2026 law changes affect residents statewide.

As we brace for winter's chill, it’s the season when hospital safety becomes a top concern. Let’s look at how our local hospitals stack up.

With excitement building for Christmas morning, a sobering reminder surfaces: not all toys under the tree are safe for little hands.

Cascade County Sheriff Slaughter and Cascade County Disaster & Emergency Services Coordinator Taylor Harrell discuss the challenges the new system might face and how citizens can help.