Marshals

Having left the Yellowstone ranch years behind, Kayce Dutton signs on with a disciplined U.S. Marshals squad that patrols Montana frontier. He draws on a rare mix of cowboy wisdom and military training to hunt threats that slip through ordinary law enforcement. The job blends dawn patrols, high risk assignments, and tense stand offs that test more than marksmanship. At home his choices ripple through his family and the people who depend on him. The series follows a group trying to calm a landscape where danger often arrives unannounced, and every case carries a cost. The unit mixes veterans, rookies and undercover operatives as they chase fugitives across snowbound towns and backroads, a hunt wears on nerves and strains families.

Created by Spencer Hudnut, Taylor Sheridan and John Linson, Marshals draws on the Yellowstone legacy while charting new territory for Montana law enforcement. The show centers on Kayce Dutton with Luke Grimes leading a strong supporting cast.

Early signals point to a tense portrayal of duty and family under pressure, with Montana shown as a harsh stage where violence complicates loyalty. Viewers may find the clash between cowboy ethos and federal authority creates a fresh take on Western drama.