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Rent in Montana has more than doubled for some people over the past decade. A place that once cost a few hundred a month now runs well over a thousand.

Montana already has a child care shortage so serious that most of its counties don't have enough licensed spots to meet a third of the demand. Now providers say they can't even count on getting paid.

With stunning views and endless trails, the mountain west is calling. But interestingly, Montana's cities didn't make the cut this year.

The rental market is heating up in Montana, but one town is turning heads with its surprisingly low rents—perfect for families looking to settle.

There's a lot to consider when rent prices are soaring. In Great Falls, the struggle to find affordable housing is becoming all too real for many.

From taxpayer funds to personal splurges, this story reveals the lengths some will go to when they think no one is watching.

The numbers are staggering. Rent prices soaring while wages remain stagnant—it's a tough reality for many in our community.

As families grapple with soaring grocery bills, one store emerges as a surprising hero in the budget battle.

Imagine wanting to settle down, only to find the dream of owning a home slipping further away. That’s the reality for many in Montana.

What happened to affordable living in Montana? A closer look reveals a stark reality for those living alone.