Laws

"Happy hour" has a rather surprising origin story that dates back to the 1800s, but it's still illegal in these states.

Montana should think about enacting a statewide ban.

Not wearing shoes could land you in big trouble in some states.

Not only is owning a bear dangerous, but it is also expensive when you realize how much they eat.

Are these "weird" Montana laws true? Montana has many urban legends about weird laws, like no married women fishing on Sundays, so I wanted to see if they were myth or truth!

Many states have specific rules on what roadkill you can claim. One of those states has made it completely illegal to take home animals you find along the road.

Despite being a mild winter so far here in Montana, this potential ban would have huge implications in Montana!

Yes, I'm talking about flamethowers. What could be more fun and slightly dangerous than operating a flamethrower.

Where does Montana rank in America for Drunk Driving?

Although it isn't right or polite for that matter to do so, in Montana is it necessarily Illegal to park in a manner that blocks a driveway?

I can't imagine this ever happening, but what if you got a call from you landlord saying that they are at your home about to look around at things?

Have you heard someone talking about or know someone who has done it? Can you legally hit a deer and then take it home and eat it? Montana has a law for it!