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New HUD data shows Montana homelessness rising sharply, with 1 in 500 residents without shelter and a long-term upward trend.

You might think you’ve seen it all, but wait until you hear about Montana’s most unusual town names and their intriguing origins.

Rural Montana is quietly shrinking. Several towns are losing residents due to aging population, fewer jobs, and limited opportunities for young people.

What is the most deadly 10-mile stretch of highway in Montana?

Whitefish is changing fast, and not everyone is cheering. A recent article sheds light on how new arrivals are reshaping the town's character and challenges.

It's easy to assume Wyoming doesn't have a lot going on simply because it's the least populated state in the country. You'd be wrong, of course, but the people that live there seem to be just fine with that misconception.

What is Montana's fastest shrinking city?

Montana, often called "Big Sky Country," is renowned for its vast landscapes, rugged wilderness, and breathtaking natural beauty. While it might not be the most densely populated state in the United States, it has a unique charm and allure that captivates those seeking solitude and connection with nature.

Sure, I'm stretching the definition of 'town' a bit but 'census designated place' doesn't have much personality. Montana is the perfect state to search for super small towns that have real charm and/or something pretty cool in their backyard.

These pictures show how much Bozeman has changed in the past 10 years. You probably won't be able to recognize some places.

There sure aren't very many dots in most of Montana.

According to census data, Missoula public schools will be bracing for a surge of new students moving through the system within the next few years.