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A woman reportedly asked the Kalispell Police Department if it was “within her rights” to carry a stun-gun after three dogs ran out from a residence and attacked her dogs while she was out walking them. A man and woman were reportedly fighting and pushing each other in a parking lot. He went to a parked car where people tried to calm him down. A woman at a pickup window allegedly thought the ...

I recently renewed the registration of a motor vehicle and was reminded this process requires payment of charges that come in two basic parts — specific ownership tax and, well, everything else, lumped together under the heading “registration fees.” So what is the specific ownership tax and how is it calculated? It’s a personal property tax mandated by a section of the Colorado Constitution (...

Guest column: Montana Legislature strengthened 'move over, slow down' law  The Bozeman Daily Chronicle

Local businesses, law enforcement work through nationwide ammunition shortage  The Bozeman Daily Chronicle

Methuen police youth 'explorers' consider law enforcement careers while serving community  Eagle-Tribune

Best Attorney/Law Office: Cafferty & Scheidegger, S.C.  Journal Times

Statewide legislation has led to a big rise in food donation and composting. But the trickiest part of the equation—separating food from its packaging—continues to cause headaches. Photo courtesy of Tom Gilbert There’s a community garden nestled at the outer edge of Ludlow, Vermont, behind the constellation of white barns that makes up a local craft school. In the summer, peach trees grow...

More than 350 new Oklahoma laws take effect Nov. 1. From education changes to medical marijuana reforms and naming a state highway after a controversial former president, Oklahoma’s new laws run the gamut. Here are the highlights: Cracking down on doxxing Oklahoma will make it illegal to publish the personal information of law enforcement officers or public officials with the intent to “threa...

Oct. 31—State officials said that illegal Halloween Eve gatherings appear to be planned for the Kaiwi State Scenic Shoreline tonight. Social media posts being monitored by the state's Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement, or DOCARE, indicate alcohol is going to be on sale at several large parties tonight, with music played by professional DJs, state officials said in a news rele...

Oct. 31—State officials said that illegal Halloween Eve gatherings appear to be planned for the Kaiwi State Scenic Shoreline tonight. Social media posts being monitored by the state's Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement, or DOCARE, indicate alcohol is going to be on sale at several large parties tonight, with music played by professional DJs, state officials said in a news rele...