Montana’s flagship universities are celebrating different enrollment milestones this fall. MSU tops 17,000 students, while UM sees a nearly 5% jump.
Congress is set to approve a stopgap spending bill, giving lawmakers until mid-December to finalize funding bills.
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HELENA — Amy Adams, who has spent two years providing meals to students in need, has launched the nonprofit Amy’s Mess.
On a muggy August afternoon in the Flathead Valley, less than 24 hours after 8,000 people packed a rally for Republican U.S.
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When Montanans see U.S. Senate candidate Tim Sheehy, he’ll highlight his past as a Navy SEAL and aerial firefighting businessman. Yet, his book “Mudslingers” faces plagiarism allegations, with uncredited passages from several sources, raising questions about his authenticity.
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On a wet June day, fog enveloped the Mission Mountains on the Flathead Indian Reservation, Montana, where state-managed logging had cleared much of the forest.
GOP measure banning DEI policies for college accreditation passes House; faces opposition from Biden and Senate.
WASHINGTON — Amid persistent child hunger and food insecurity in the U.S., lawmakers and advocates stressed the importance of school meal programs.
A Montana House candidate and Montana Tech post-doc reappointed despite concerns over alleged white supremacist ties.
