Montana State University’s nursing college received a $2.5 million Helmsley grant to equip simulation labs in five new buildings, expanding hands-on training statewide.
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- Montana Department of Transportation
MDT will resurface sections of MT 200 and MT 210 near Bonner next week. Drivers should expect up to 15-minute delays and single-lane traffic with controls.
- Montana State University
MSU’s JapanX study abroad course immersed business students in Japanese culture and markets, strengthening Montana–Japan ties and students’ global career skills.
- University of Montana
University of Montana’s Flathead Lake Biological Station detected PFAS and pharmaceutical chemicals at low levels across Flathead-area waters, prompting calls for more monitoring.
- Montana State University
Montana State University Extension’s REAL Montana Class VII brings 20 agriculture and natural resource leaders together for a two-year leadership education program.
- University of Montana
University of Montana researchers released a free canopy height model that maps individual trees and shrubs across the contiguous U.S., aiding land and wildlife management.
- Montana Stockgrowers Association
Montana Stockgrowers Association endorses the bipartisan SAWA bill to modernize the H-2A program and strengthen a reliable, predictable agricultural workforce.
Montana State University’s nursing college received a $2.5 million Helmsley grant to equip simulation labs in five new buildings, expanding hands-on training statewide.
MDT will resurface sections of MT 200 and MT 210 near Bonner next week. Drivers should expect up to 15-minute delays and single-lane traffic with controls.
MSU’s JapanX study abroad course immersed business students in Japanese culture and markets, strengthening Montana–Japan ties and students’ global career skills.
University of Montana’s Flathead Lake Biological Station detected PFAS and pharmaceutical chemicals at low levels across Flathead-area waters, prompting calls for more monitoring.
University of Montana researchers released a free canopy height model that maps individual trees and shrubs across the contiguous U.S., aiding land and wildlife management.
UM’s “The Obit Project” podcast, produced with Montana Public Radio, was named to Apple Podcasts’ 2026 “Best So Far” list, highlighting UM journalism students’ work.
Gov. Greg Gianforte announced Mark Blasdel will succeed Misty Ann Giles as Montana Department of Administration director as Giles departs for the private sector.
Gov. Greg Gianforte joins United States Antimony Corporation in Radersburg to open a critical mineral mill supporting domestic antimony and metals production.
Carroll Football 2026 season ticket renewals are open for 2025 holders, with reserved seats held through June 19 and public and single-game sales later this summer.
Five Carroll College softball student-athletes earned 2026 CSC Academic All-District honors, led by two 4.0 graduates and a team GPA of 3.51.
Wildfire preparedness in Montana includes tracking fires, creating defensible space, reviewing insurance, packing a go bag, planning for pets and protecting documents.
Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman will host Taste of the Rockies on Friday, June 26, featuring local food and drinks, live music, dancing and hands-on western activities.
Splash Montana opens its 20th season in Missoula with daily open swim sessions, a July 12-17 birthday bash, themed evening nights and weather-dependent hours.