Economy

Yesterday the governor provided a plan to reopen Montana. Are you OK with this plan or are we acting too soon?

His announcement comes a day after President Donald Trump offered federal guidance for reopening state economies.Montana Gov. Steve Bullock says he will begin a phased re-opening of the state's economy after April 24 but didn't provide specifics about what that means.

We are asked to shelter in place until April 30th. Will there be major changes on that day or more of the same?

Customers are the life blood of every business and when no one comes through the door that business is lost forever for some businesses.

Unsettling news for Montana lovers of wild game meat: For the first time, a wild elk and a wild moose were found infected with chronic wasting disease.

I-185 and I-186 will both have an effect on Montana’s economy in the coming years if passed. Will we see higher taxes or more jobs? Could be neither or both.

The Republicans have 8 seats to defend in the senate while the Democrats have over 20. The house is in danger if Republican's sit on their hands in November.

Do you have a retirement account? Thinking about borrowing against your home? Do you have an individual IRA? Are you a small business owner?

Check out this edition of the top rated Open for Business radio show with Tom Egelhoff and Shane Montalban. Financial guru Mike McCormick is our special guest

A new study helps put some hard numbers to the economic impact of hardrock mining in the state.