crime

Crime rates in Montana cities reveal some surprising patterns—ones that might make you rethink your next trip downtown.

Picture this: a quiet evening in Belgrade suddenly turned tense as authorities responded to a dangerous situation. It’s a reminder of just how quickly things can change.

Burglary rates are creeping up in the Big Sky State, and it’s making folks rethink what safety means in their communities.

Wyoming’s beauty often disguises its darker chapters, but when tragedy strikes, it shakes the very foundation of close-knit communities.

In the early hours of April 5, a Montana semi truck caught fire on Highway 191 after allegedly being shot at. The suspect was arrested and taken into custody.

Think Montana is all wide-open spaces and friendly faces? Some towns are shaking up that image with surprising crime stats.

Bozeman Police have released new details in a fatal pedestrian crash on Oak Street, saying distracted driving appears to have played a key role in the collision that took the life of a local resident.

A Montana semi-truck driver is facing felony charges after firing a handgun at another motorist during a road rage incident near West Yellowstone.

A tense afternoon turned tragic in Phillipsburg, as a bar confrontation spiraled into a dangerous chase on the highway.

Locking doors used to feel unnecessary around here, but with changing times, a little caution might go a long way.

From stunning mountain views to quiet moments, happiness in Montana is often found in the little things. Let’s take a closer look at how residents find their joy.

Funny how perceptions shape reality—Montana may not be the outpost for troublemakers after all.