Montana Attorney General

Montana Attorney General Tim Fox announced a settlement with TK Holdings, the U.S. subsidiary of Takata, over allegations that the company concealed safety issues related to its airbag systems which were installed in a wide variety of vehicles.

As part of Attorney General Tim Fox's AID (Addressing the Impact of Drugs) Program, drug interdiction teams patrolling Montana’s highway seized over 200 pounds of methamphetamine in 2017 alone worth between $1 and $2 million dollars on the street.

Montana Attorney General Tim Fox has joined 22 other states attorneys general urging Congress to pas legislation establishing nationwide reciprocity for concealed weapons permits.

Montana Attorney General Tim Fox announced this week that the state of Montana has received part of the settlement with Nationwide Insurance over a data breach that occurred in 2012.

Once Markus Kaarma's appeal for a new trial was turned down by the Montana Supreme Court over a week ago, his attorney Nate Holloway has filed a petition for rehearing, this time to the Montana Attorney General's office.

In an order expedited by the Montana Legislature and the Montana Attorney General's office, the Montana Supreme Court has ruled that the term of Jonathan Motl, the state Commissioner of Political Practices, ended as of January 1, 2017.

Montana's Attorney General has filed a 'limited appeal' of Judge Charles Lovell's order that struck down spending limits for political parties.

In conjunction with a notice of appeal to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Montana Attorney General’s Office has filed a request with the federal district court in Helena seeking a stay of that portion of Judge Lovell’s ruling addressing campaign contributions from political parties.

KGVO News recently spoke with Anastasia Burton from the Montana Attorney General's Office about a scam in which someone claiming to be from the IRS was attempting to intimidate victims by coercing them into giving up their personal information...

From November 27 to December 15, 40 million Americans were affected by a data breach at Target department stores, including stores in Montana.