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All it took was a storage container, paint and a few hours of work to make his kids' something they'll enjoy.

Montanans love their firearms with over 65 percent of the adult population owing at least one. But which firearm is the most popular in Montana?

The Montana Shooting Sports Association plans on suing Mountain Line and maybe the City of Missoula after Oct. 1 for prohibiting guns on the bus, according to an email that association president Gary Marbut sent to association members on Saturday.

Citing the statics around gun violence in America, the city and county on Missoula have declared June 2 National Gun Violence Awareness Day – a banner intended to draw attention to the dangers posed by firearms.

I'm not referring to the ubiquitous Swiss Army multi-tool, but most of us have one of those too.

Montana gun ownership tops the nation, but there are lawmakers out there that would like to see a portion of guns banned. What would that mean for Montana?

A Billings dad decided to take his 3-year-old son to the park for some fresh air and quality father-son time. Imagine his shock when they stumbled upon a loaded handgun.

In Montana, when the topic of firearm ownership arises I usually don't ask my friends or coworkers if they own a gun... I ask them if they've bought any new guns lately.

If you are a gun owner, you likely have at least one of these guns in your collection. Think of this list as the Montana Gun Owner Starter Pack.

Roy Wood Jr. who works as a correspondent with Comedy Central’s The Daily Show made a surprise appearance at a Montana rally over the weekend.

While Missoula County Public Schools are now gun free zones, it wasn't always that way...

Two Hellgate high school students were confronted by a School Resource Officer and members of the administration this week after a warning from a member of the community.