Shopping

The holidays are quickly approaching and with them come increased financial stress. To top it off, Americans are struggling to secure the credit needed to make larger purchases.

Come on out to Laurel this Saturday for a fun day of everything fall! Enjoy live music, shopping, a kids zone, beer garden, a cornhole tournament, a street dance and tons of awesome food and treats.

After years of operating at the same location, Spirit Halloween is opening (soon!) in a fresh new location for 2023. We think it's a great spot for the popular seasonal retailer.

Quit sending me junk mail. I opened the mailbox yesterday, and it was full of flyers and catalogs. Hey Territory Ahead, the last shirt I bought from you was 10 years ago. you can bombard somebody else with your ads. And thanks for selling my address to Cobalt Something or other...

When I was on the phone getting internet set up with the company that was Bresnan at the time, the guy never mentioned how often I would need that address for years to come.

If you loved Hot Topic, but feel like you're a teeny bit too old to shop there now, you'll want to check out this new shop, opening this weekend (5/5) at Rimrock Mall.

There's certainly a lot to do here in Montana, but what additions would locals like to see come to Big Sky Country? We asked, and received hundreds of answers

After sitting empty for years, new shops are finally taking over the former Big Bear location on King Ave W. We stopped by for your first look at the new HomeGoods store that opened today (2/23).

Part dollar store, part thrift shop, locally owned 123 Dollar & More has been open in Billings for about a year now. We stopped by to check it out.

If you're struggling for gift ideas why not try these "Made In Montana" gifts.

Boxes were received at our station today, and it left me stunned, perplexed, just plain dumbfounded. This could be a scam, so let this be a warning, Billings residents!

I've had conversations with young people lately about a concept that they just can't seem to wrap their heads around. And that's partly because you don't see or hear it advertised. It was called putting things "on layaway". This was when you picked out what you wanted to buy and took it to the cashier...