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Once dubbed "The Richest Hill On Earth", Butte, Montana is prime for a renaissance. A new chapter of economic prosperity. We asked Montanans for suggestions about what industry might be the catalyst to Butte's rebirth.

The cost of living in Montana is driven by the cost of housing. What about getting a good job that INCLUDED housing? Montana companies desperately need to fill some positions so they're willing to offer free or very low-cost housing options that come along with the gig.

The reasons why Montana snowplow drivers have one of the most difficult jobs in the state make up a very long list. Not only does it take a special kind of person to do that job well, there are other factors this year making it even harder.

You've had to wait weeks (or months) for an appointment for something that used to take a few days to get in.

Montanans aren't afraid of a little hard work. Even if it's dirty.

As Bozeman continues to grow, so do the growing pains. Several Bozeman businesses struggle to find staff to fulfill their customers' needs and face uncertainty.

If you thought the labor shortage around the Gallatin Valley was bad, it may get a lot worse due to 'quiet quitting'.

As we celebrate Labor Day Weekend, here's a look at the leading industries in Montana.

I can't be the only one who wonders where all of the workers have gone here in Montana. Well, I recently discovered there may be an answer to that question.

This might be a frustrating town but it's not short on wit and quick retorts.

This morning sucked. It sucked because of Montana's labor shortage. It sucked because I was put in an awkward position as a customer, but it wasn't anyone's fault.

We've heard about the worker shortage here in Bozeman and Gallatin Country, so what are the solutions? Well, one option involves more tech and fewer people.