cost of living

The gap between what Montanans earn and what they actually need to get by keeps growing wider every year.

Montana hasn't been a cheap place to live for a while now, and it's getting worse. A new report says you'll need more than $100,000 a year to live comfortably here.

The Rocky Mountain region is quietly having a moment in a new national livability ranking, and the numbers are hard to ignore.

Six months of winter, rising home prices, and wildfire smoke that can last for weeks — that's the Montana most tourists never see.

You might want to sit down for this one: Montana's housing market is hotter than expected, and it’s stirring up some serious conversation in the community.

Interestingly, Montana's affordability ranking seems at odds with what many residents experience. It’s worth a closer look at the numbers and the reality.

In a state where a comfortable life now demands a hefty paycheck, it’s worth reflecting on what 'middle class' really means these days.

Montana's beauty draws in many, but it seems the dream of affordable living is slipping away for some longtime residents. Let's dig into the numbers.

With a ranking that leaves much to be desired, Montana’s dating scene is a mixed bag. It's not all bad, though—there's a silver lining in those wide skies.

Bozeman might be a wallet-buster, but new reports hint that Montana's affordability might surprise you. Stay tuned to find out more.