University of Montana President Seth Bodnar Steps Down; Eyes Senate Run
January 21, 2026
President Seth Bodnar steps down from University of Montana; expected to run for U.S. Senate against Sen. Daines.
President Seth Bodnar steps down from University of Montana; expected to run for U.S. Senate against Sen. Daines.
Property insurance rates in Montana are rising amid concerns over extreme weather and regulatory challenges. A legislative study is underway.
The Montana Department of Administration revealed that 467,000 postcards featuring Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen and President Donald Trump cost $196,829 to produce and mail.
The former Hawthorne Elementary may become a community center, with a nonprofit proposing a multi-purpose space.
The U.S. Dept. of the Interior revokes American Prairie’s grazing permits, citing non-production purposes. Controversy ensues.
McDonald’s in Ronan apologized after a video showed an employee refusing service to Browning High’s wrestling team.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Education is pausing plans to garnish wages and seize tax refunds from defaulted borrowers.
Great Falls’ new growth policy draft guides development with a focus on mixed-use, infill projects to boost tax revenue.
UM President Seth Bodnar may challenge Sen. Steve Daines, sparking debate on his potential independent run’s impact.
A postcard by Montana’s Secretary of State sparks controversy over its claims on non-citizen voting; experts say it’s rare.
University of Montana President Seth Bodnar may run for U.S. Senate as an Independent, backed by Jon Tester.
President Trump signed a law restoring whole milk in school lunches, marking a win for children and dairy farmers.
