Marsy's Law

Winter weather causes several crashes throughout west central Montana, sending the Montana Highway Patrol scrambling to respond.

Despite the fact that the Montana Supreme Court found the recently enacted Marsy's Law unconstitutional, the Missoula County Attorney's office will retain two victims advocates hired specifically to comply with the law.

The Montana Supreme Court struck down the recently approved victim’s rights law known as Marsy’s Law this week in a decision that Marsy’s Law for Montana State Director Chuck Denowh called “disappointing”

State budget deal between Governor Steve Bullock and the Republican led legislature could materialize within the next few days.

Bozeman businessman Greg Gianforte took the oath of office from Speaker Paul Ryan yesterday to officially become Montana's Congressman.

Marsy's Law, the Montana Constitutional Amendment that provides extra rights for crime victims, could be fraught with unintended consequences for city and county law enforcement agencies.

Marsy's Law, known as the victims bill of rights, goes into effect on July 1, and the Montana department of Justice is assisting state agencies in compliance with a new website.

Recently KGVO News reported that Marsy's Law will go into effect on July 1. The constitutional amendment was approved by voters in November 2016.

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — An initiative seeking to ban traps and snares on public lands has qualified for the November ballot.

Vermont Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is in Missoula and Billings today for rallies ahead of Montana's June primaries.