safety

In a land known for its vastness, Montanans have developed a unique approach to safety that’s both practical and deeply rooted in their way of life.

As we explore the safest towns in Montana, one name keeps popping up — and it's not just about the low crime rates.

As you enjoy the great outdoors, keep your eyes peeled for a plant that could turn a peaceful hike into a serious emergency—this one’s not just a nuisance.

Avalanches may seem distant to many, but they pose a real threat to Montanans, as Montana ranks among the highest in the country for avalanche deaths.

One of Montana's most popular cities was not only voted safest in the state, but one of the safest in America.

Recently, I've seen some interesting posts recently in regard to women's safety.

Uptown Butte is dangerous, but not because of crime, traffic, or something you'd expect. See what the concern is all about...

What was once considered one of the safest towns in Montana has seen a significant rise in criminal activity which has many residents asking why.

The Butte-Silver Bow Fire Department is first on the scene of many car accidents involving injury and have unfortunately seen firsthand the results of improperly used or fitted child safety seats. But luckily, they are also experts at properly installing and fitting them and they are having a clinic on Wednesday, July 19, where they will make sure your child is safe in your vehicle. They will also make sure that the safety seat that you are using is the correct one for your child's height and weight.

Today's Air Quality Index number from the Department of Environmental Quality is 75 which falls right into the middle of the "moderate" category which means that although the level of smoke is acceptable, groups sensitive to air pollution may feel some negative effects.