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While the holidays should bring joy, some Montanans are dealing with scammers exploiting their loved ones’ situations. It's critical to know how to stay safe.

Montanans can legally harvest roadkill for dinner. Yes, you read that right. But is it worth the risk? We’ll break it down for you.

This group of country stars collectively spent over four decades in prison, but one could argue they should've stayed longer.

ScreenCrush’s film critic picks the 20 best movies of the year.

Billings just rolled out a holiday perk that makes supporting local businesses even easier this holiday season.

This past weekend packed a punch for college football fans, with surprises that left everyone buzzing and some teams dreaming big.

A locally loved Laurel restaurant has officially closed its doors, and the owners’ emotional message explains why this chapter has come to an end.

Those “Secret Santa” Cash App posts popping up on your feed might look cheerful but Montana officials say they could be hiding something far less festive.

If ever there were a shot for a Montana team to win the national championship- this is it.

"The FBI's caseload in Montana alone accounted for more than half of the investigations managed by the Salt Lake office."

TOPZ is closing its Heights location, and the reason behind the decision goes deeper than you might expect.

A fifteen-year-old Montana girl was found safe after crossing state lines with two men from Oklahoma. Here’s what officials say happened.

From scary clowns to questionable Santas, vintage Christmas ornaments are some of the creepiest holiday decor around

Montanans have their own brand of charm that might raise an eyebrow or two from outsiders. Let’s take a closer look at what sets them apart.

A Billings doctor received a surprisingly light sentence in a disturbing sex case, leaving many questioning how this outcome was possible.

Montanans take privacy seriously but a new study reveals your old home listing photos could still be online, putting your safety at risk.

Think you spend too much time scrolling? Wait until you see how many videos your fellow Montanans are watching every single day and which city tops the list.

ICE raids in Belgrade, Montana. Now, a Belgrade woman pleads guilty in federal court to harboring illegal aliens.

December 7th, 1941. A day which will live in infamy. Here is a list of the Montanans who were killed in the Pearl Harbor attacks, as compiled by retired US Army Lt. Colonel Ed Saunders of Billings.

The couple never shy away from public displays of affection.