law

Montana AG Fox says his office is investigating whether or not Governor Bullock had the legal power to unilaterally approve a six million dollar easement.

An old law discussing phonographs in Missoula is still in effect and if you use a "sound producing device" on or near public streets, police say you could get a ticket.

Basically what this is saying is that if your radio is loud enough for anyone else to hear and that person finds it annoying, you are creating a nuisance and in that instance you're breaking the law.

Back in 1996, the United States Congress passed a law called the Communications Decency Act.

A man from Roseville, Michigan was recently given a $128 ticket for leaving his vehicle unattended as he warmed it up in his driveway. Can Montanans face similar fines?

Since the federal Real ID Act was first enacted in 2005, Montana has received extensions because our driver’s licenses are not complaint with the law.

The U.S. Supreme Court decided this morning, June 27 that it would not hear the Montana Cannabis Industry Associations case against a state law

Montana’s strict, 12-day 'sell-by' date on milk is being reinforced at the end of November.

Montana officials are speaking out against a proposed Missoula ordinance that would require background checks on gun buyers before all sales.

Republicans are pushing a bill through a House committee that would scuttle President Barack Obama's health care law and block federal payments to Planned Parenthood.