Montana’s Housing Market: Prices Slowly Decline Amid Persistent Issues
Montana Housing Market: Slow Price Decline
Economists note Montana’s housing prices are slowly dropping but still unaffordable for most residents.
February 11, 2026
Economists note Montana’s housing prices are slowly dropping but still unaffordable for most residents.
House Republicans joined Democrats to revoke Trump’s tariffs on Canada, challenging his national emergency order.
Lake Lure to welcome tourists as officials refill the lake post-Hurricane Helene, boosting local economy for 2026.
Join the Historic Athens Welcome Center for the “Emancipation to Integration” exhibit on Feb 12, 4-6 pm. RSVP online.
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Day 8 of the trial against Edrick Faust for Tara Baker’s murder continues, with key testimony from the GBI.
At the Radical Cat bookstore, Reno, people shared deep conversations on mortality, forming connections through grief.
Buncombe County faces a tough choice: triple infrastructure spending, leading to tax hikes, or maintain current levels?
Shelby-Rising City Public Schools closed due to student illnesses. High flu activity in Nebraska impacts attendance.
House Republicans blocked a vote to maintain a ban on challenging Trump’s tariffs, sparking a call for congressional debate.
In St. George, SC, a rare storm saw 1,800 residents rally to aid Chris Brannon and his dog, Mowgli, with funds, meals, and shelter, showcasing true community spirit.
Morgan D. Stewart explores Wisconsin’s role in SMART Recovery, a non-religious support for addictive behaviors.
