Census

What is Montana's fastest shrinking city?

From the Copper Kings to the Washington family Montana has had some very rich individuals call the Treasure State home.

Census Data from the past five years shows Montanans are working more hours, and the increase is more than in other states.

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — U.S. Census Bureau figures released Monday show Montana’s recent population boom will let the state regain the second U.S. House seat it lost nearly 30 years ago

On January 27, city council members approved the Fourth Street affordable housing project. City councilor Heather Harp spoke to KGVO News about the decision.

What is called the 2020 Decennial Census will officially get underway in March of 2020, and Montanans are being asked to watch out for imitation Census Surveys that charge a $15 ‘registration fee’.

The U.S. Census Bureau estimates Montana's population increased by 8,715 people from July 2013 to July 2014.

The U.S. Census Bureau has been tracking state spending on public education annually since the 1970's, but in all of that time there had never been a year in which spending on public education went down.