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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.

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?

The Montana Commission on Sentencing is recommending lawmakers close a loophole in child sex abuse sentencing that allowed an eastern Montana man to be put on probation after pleading guilty to raping his 12-year-old daughter. On Wednesday, State prosecutor Dan Guzynski proposed eliminating an exception to a mandatory minimum 25-year prison sentence for offenders convicted of rape, incest or sexua

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

New food safety laws in Montana went into effect this month. According to Foods and Consumer Safety Supervisor Ed Evanson, the new laws will allow new businesses.

If you're an accomplished home cook who has dreamed of someday selling your food, the state of Montana just made things much easier for you. The new cottage food law takes effect today and makes it possible for you to prepare certain foods at home and sell them directly to consumers...

On Friday, Governor Steve Bullock signed the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribe Water Compact.

Would you think twice about wearing your seatbelt if the penalty for not wearing one rose from a fine of 20 dollars to 100?

As the 2015 legislative session gets underway, the Montana Department of Revenue is weighing-in on a bill that would make public the final sale prices of commercial and residential property.