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Living your best life in Montana isn't cheap, but when it comes to being happy, just how much money do you need to make here in Montana?

Montana Tip Jar was created to support friends and neighbors who work in our state's service industries and have lost income due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Wyoming's Teton County led the nation in per-capita income at $252,000 last year, that may come as a surprise to most of the 23,000 people living there.

Let’s be clear. What we’re talking about here is restrictive housing with income restrictions, size restrictions and construction restrictions.

Bozeman Job Service Economist Emily Klungtvedt (above) gave her views on the employee shortage created by Bozeman's low unemployment rate.

Doing business out of an office in San Francisco is more expensive than having an office in Houston and flying to San Fran to conduct your business.

I have some experience with sales tax. One hard and fast rule about sales tax is — once implemented they always go up — never down.

Callers were asked to call about how much the tax cuts hurt or helped individuals. Several called and one caller talked about the amounts a friend saved.

The government doesn’t force automobile manufactures to build cheaper cars. So how can government force builders to build cheaper homes?

So why aren’t the middle class living high on the hog? Why two jobs, why paycheck-to-paycheck? Perhaps the definition of the middle class needs revising.