Arizona

From robbing people of their money via gift cards in Billings, they used that cash to setup shop in Arizona.

Montana, along with Arizona, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming are set to receive grants.

Reddit to the rescue for this winter-clueless Arizona resident who wonders if they will die when they visit Billing this month. Most offered legitimate advice like wearing lots of layers, wool socks, warm hats, etc. Another post grabbed the obvious joke that you probably won't freeze to death in Billings, but you might get shot.

It's really hard to travel and not spend an arm and a leg, but it's not impossible. If you're looking to plan a vacation to a major city, consider these prices when planning!

Here's a trip on the wild side for ya! Apparently, chances of seeing a UFO in Montana are higher than most states according to Casino.Org. They just calculated the chances of seeing a UFO in all 50 states and the Treasure State made the Top 10 list.

This Sunday, March 13th, marks yet another time change. Yep, we will be losing an hour so don't forget to spring forward and set that clock an hour ahead Saturday night before you go to bed. Maybe I am crazy and not understanding the purpose for this...

This 66 year old beauty is Rosemary Vogel. Recently, Rosemary's husband had to undergo surgery. Whilst recovering, she decided she'd seize the opportunity to take him out by injecting feces into his IV drip. Fortunately for Mr. Vogel, she was caught prior to injecting her poo into the bag (a sentence I never anticipated typing)...

Is that coal in your stocking, or a grenade?  The Scottsdale Gun Club in Arizona is offering a special way for families to put forth their holiday spirit. Gone are the days of hysterical children, trying to wriggle their way off the lap of a bearded stranger that smells like Marlboros and peppermint schnapps. Enter the greeting card that packs a real punch. Like that coming from the smoking barrel

New legislation in Arizona allows the state’s Department of Corrections to impose a one-time “background check fee” of $25 on adults wishing to visit inmates at any of its 15 facilities. Needless to say, families and prisoner advocacy groups are not happy, citing the existing costs of traveling to visit loved ones housed in prisons that are often located in remote areas.