laws

Are these "weird" Montana laws true? Montana has many urban legends about weird laws, like no married women fishing on Sundays, so I wanted to see if they were myth or truth!

Despite being a mild winter so far here in Montana, this potential ban would have huge implications in Montana!

Yes, I'm talking about flamethowers. What could be more fun and slightly dangerous than operating a flamethrower.

Although it isn't right or polite for that matter to do so, in Montana is it necessarily Illegal to park in a manner that blocks a driveway?

I can't imagine this ever happening, but what if you got a call from you landlord saying that they are at your home about to look around at things?

Can you legally wear your birthday suit in your own backyard?

It's been a long journey and just a little bit longer to go.

If you are a man in Idaho who has ever given a woman chocolates for Valentines day, you sir, have most likely broken the law. See more below.

Thanks to everyone that took time to vote in our poll. It appears that the majority of voters are not in support of the proposed law. Check out the results.

A bill was recently introduced in the Senate that would require restaurants and food establishments to only give out straws when they are requested by the customer.

If you plan on lighting off fireworks to celebrate the Fourth of July, there are certain rules and regulations that you need to follow in order to avoid getting fined.

Getting your fishing license in Montana can be an exciting experience when done for the first time, or a family tradition that happens every year. To fish in Montana, most anglers need two licenses: a Conservation License and a Fishing License. You can even apply online.