guns

Gun ownership here sparks a conversation that goes beyond rights and laws. It’s about identity, safety, and the community’s unique relationship with firearms.

Gun sales skyrocketed during the pandemic, but now they’re slowing down. What’s behind the shift?

Montanans love their guns. In fact, we have some of the most lenient laws in the country. So just what type of weapons are legal here? Let's take a look.

All it took was a storage container, paint and a few hours of work to make his kids' something they'll enjoy.

Montanans love their firearms with over 65 percent of the adult population owing at least one. But which firearm is the most popular in Montana?

I'm not referring to the ubiquitous Swiss Army multi-tool, but most of us have one of those too.

How popular are guns in Montana? According to some research, you just might be surprised to find out what the gun industry means to the state and where we rank.

A Billings dad decided to take his 3-year-old son to the park for some fresh air and quality father-son time. Imagine his shock when they stumbled upon a loaded handgun.

A student at a Yellowstone County high school has been charged with several crimes after they brought a loaded firearm into the school on Thursday (2/10), according to a post on social media.

I can't say that I'm surprised by the answers we got about having a loaded weapon in the home, but the percentage certainly isn't lower than when we asked a few years ago.

In Montana, when the topic of firearm ownership arises I usually don't ask my friends or coworkers if they own a gun... I ask them if they've bought any new guns lately.

The list of stores and companies asking people to refrain from open carry keeps growing.