Registering a new car in Montana has a loophole that allows owners to avoid paying sales tax. The state has the highest number of registered cars per person in the United States.

The wife of a man who died on a chairlift in Red Lodge last winter is channeling her grief into organizing a memorial car ...

Many luxury car owners register their vehicles in Montana because the state doesn't charge personal sales tax or require emissions tests on vehicles.

A freight train derailed in Paradise, Montana, on Sunday, according to the Sanders County Sheriff’s Office. Approximately 25 cars were derailed around 9:20 a.m. near Highway 135, dispatcher Bill ...

Basically, the Utah law says if you or your Montana LLC buys a car that is mostly used and resides in Utah, the sales tax should be paid in Utah and it should be registered here, too.

At least 25 cars derailed from a train in Montana on Sunday, spilling their contents onto the ground and into a nearby body of water. First responders say there is no threat to the public, ...

Montana Rail Link, the company operating the train, said in a statement that "several hazmat cars" plunged into the river. No injuries were reported among the train crew, it added.

The DMV states that California dealers sold 10,000 cars with a combined value of $2 billion to Montana LLCs since 2022. The agency's investigations have collected $1.6 million in back taxes ...

'That's not my dog': Video shows Montana man on pizza run drive off in wrong car Not only did Vincent Zepeda get in the wrong Honda CR-V when he ran out for pizza, but he actually drove off in it ...

A 55-year-old Montana woman was busted for allegedly slamming her car into a demonstration by a New York-based black Hebrew group in the Treasure State over the weekend, injuring one marcher.

So, yes, you probably need a car to cross those vast open spaces—but Montana weirdly has the highest car ownership by population in the United States, more than double that of car-crazed California.

A train traveling through Montana derailed 25 of its cars on Sunday, spilling unknown contents onto the ground. First responders say there is no danger to the public.