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Car lands on garage roof near Norris Hot Springs

For first responders in Madison County, Wednesday morning started with a jolt. At 7:39 a.m., Madison County Sheriff’s Department received a call that a vehicle on Montana Highway 84 near Norris Hot Springs went off the road and landed on the roof of a garage. Public Information

Granite County commissioner cited for driving without proof of insurance in Missoula

A Granite County commissioner received a citation earlier this month in Missoula County for driving without proof of insurance. The initial charges, later dropped, included driving with a suspended license, which stemmed from a first-offense DUI in 2024. Adler pleaded guilty to a second DUI in 2026. Scott Adler,

Pray man sentenced after police find explosives, plans to attack Chico Hot Springs

Pray man sentenced after police find explosives, plans to attack Chico Hot Springs

PARK COUNTY, Mont. - A man from the unincorporated community of Pray, Montana was sentenced to 10 years in prison on Wednesday after pleading guilty to possessing unregistered explosives, specifically 'Molotov cocktails.' Police initially responded to reports of a dead body in a travel trailer where 24-year-old

Nancy Guthrie Neighbors Speak Out About Serial Attacker Who Terrorized Their Streets

As the search for Nancy Guthrie continues well into its fourth month, residents of the Catalina Foothills neighborhood in Tucson, Arizona, are reminded of another high-profile case that rocked the community 40 years ago. In a new report from KVOA News 4 Tucson, residents reflected on the case of

87-year-old man confronts burglar and throws him out of his house

87-year-old man confronts burglar and throws him out of his house

By Claire Amber Young A brave 87-year-old threw a burglar out of his house—after finding him sitting in his armchair. Bill Lawson was targeted by brazen criminal Michael Dorrian, who targeted a series of sheltered housing complexes in Greenock, Scotland. On the day of the theft, Bill

Special courts helps veterans stay out of jail - but funding cuts to VA and government programs are threatening their work

Special courts helps veterans stay out of jail - but funding cuts to VA and government programs are threatening their work

(AMHERST, MASS.) Memorial Day is an apt time to reflect on the long-term consequences of war. Among them are substance use, mental health problems, homelessness and jail time for those who served in the military. About 8% of all Americans in prisons or jails are veterans, according to the

Trans case rulings highlight difference between Wilson and Eddy in Supreme Court race | Amy Regier

Recently, liberal activists on the Montana Supreme Court abandoned common sense, deciding that biological reality is subordinate to personal feeling. The high court threw out Montana’s law that prohibits residents from changing the sex on their identification documents, effectively blocking the state's effort to firmly define sex