Safety

Cyanobacteria toxins showed up in Lake Elmo water samples. The good news, cooler temperatures since then could slow things down.

A recent safety study puts Montana near the bottom when it comes to protecting teenage drivers on the road.

Most people don't think twice about the train rolling through downtown Billings — but the firefighters who might respond to an emergency on those tracks have been doing some serious prep work.

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

Roblox. Are any of you parents out there familiar with that game? A CIA vet who runs an anti-trafficking organization based here in Montana says to watch out.

A quiet evening turned chaotic when a simple mistake ignited a kitchen fire. This story is a wake-up call about staying prepared at home.

As you enjoy the great outdoors, keep your eyes peeled for a plant that could turn a peaceful hike into a serious emergency—this one’s not just a nuisance.

Stay safe on the go with Protector app's armed driver service. Retired law enforcement officers and active duty personnel available for hire.

Avalanches may seem distant to many, but they pose a real threat to Montanans, as Montana ranks among the highest in the country for avalanche deaths.

Montana ranking for teen drivers is not good.

Pick up one or more protective devices and carry them on your person at work.

Along with these hacks are the known precautions: please stay indoors or in the shade and drink lots of fluids.