Cellphone

Police departments in Bozeman and on the Montana State University campus are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who is suspected of attempting to place a camera where he could film up women's skirts.

Attorney General Tim Fox announced today that the Office of Consumer Protection, along with other nationwide organizations, reached settlements with Sprint and Verizon Wireless that include $158 million in payments and resolved allegations regarding "mobile cramming."

A bill being drafted by a Billings legislator would ban cellphone use while driving in Montana.

Admit it -- you're addicted to your phone. But just how bad is your addiction?

The evaporation of a subsidy by the Federal Communications Commission has triggered the withdrawal of wireless service provider Cellular One from the state of Montana.

The Supreme Court seems wary of allowing police unbridled freedom to search cellphones found on people they arrest.

Cellphone scams have swarmed the Missoula valley within the last couple of months, but the most recent scam charges the person calling the unknown international number back.

Are you returning to school this fall and dreading the idea of falling behind? We've put together five great apps to help you organize your life, schoolwork and more so you start off on the right foot.

The new cellphone-while-driving ban is now in effect in Missoula. People who are caught using a cellphone while driving will receive a warning until February 3, 2013. Beyond that date, tickets will be issued for anyone pulled over for being on his or her cellphone. We want to know what you think about the new ban.