Greg Gianforte, Governor of Montana - governor.mt.gov
Government

Gov. Gianforte praises BLM decision to cancel bison grazing permits for APR

Governor Greg Gianforte welcomed a Bureau of Land Management decision canceling bison grazing permits previously granted to American Prairie Reserve. The move reverses earlier authorizations affecting over 63,000 acres in Montana and is described by Gianforte as supporting local agriculture.

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Montana prepares for new Medicaid work requirements starting in July

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Business

Montana State track and field sets three school records at Tom Gage Classic

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Rep. Troy Downing introduces bill to speed up forest management projects

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Business

Montana State to host Tom Gage Classic track and field meet on May 8

Montana State University is set to host its only home outdoor track and field meet of the season with ten programs joining Friday’s Tom Gage Classic in Bozeman. The event features senior recognition ceremonies as well as preparations for upcoming championship meets.

Greg Gianforte, Governor of Montana - governor.mt.gov
Government

Montana unemployment rate holds steady at 3.6 percent in March

Montana’s unemployment rate stayed at 3.6 percent for March according to Governor Greg Gianforte’s announcement on May 7. State officials say workforce initiatives are underway across several key industries despite recent declines in both labor force size and payroll jobs.
Seth Bodnar President at University of Montana - Official Website
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UM journalism graduate Claire Bernard to begin internship at Bloomberg Industry Group

University of Montana senior Claire Bernard will graduate with honors before starting an internship with Bloomberg Industry Group this summer. Her achievements include top national awards from Hearst Journalism Awards Program following extensive hands-on experience abroad through UM’s School of Journalism.
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Carroll College to hold commencement ceremony for class of 2026 on May 9

Carroll College will celebrate its class of 2026 commencement on May 9 in Nelson Stadium. The ceremony includes traditional honors as well as special recognitions for alumni and outstanding members of the college community.
Senator Steve Daines, US Senator for Montana - Steve Daines Official Website
Government

Senator Daines leads bipartisan delegation to China for technology discussions

Senator Steve Daines is leading a bipartisan group of senators on a visit focused on technology discussions in China this week. The trip aims at understanding China’s innovation landscape as part of broader efforts related to U.S.-China economic relations.

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Business

Montana softball splits opening games at Big Sky Championship in Pocatello

Montana softball set new records during their opening win but fell to Idaho State later that day at the Big Sky Conference Championship. Coach Stef Ewing praised standout performances as they prepare for an elimination match against Portland State.
Jillien Streit Director - Montana Department of Agriculture
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Montana Department of Agriculture seeks digital communications lead for agency support

The Montana Department of Agriculture is hiring a Digital Communications Lead to support its communication efforts.
Aislinn W. Brown, President of Montana Bar Association - Montana Bar Association
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Montana Supreme Court seeks public comment on judge substitution rule revisions

The Montana Supreme Court has opened a period for public comment on proposed changes affecting how district judges can be substituted. Feedback from attorneys, court officials, and citizens is being sought before June 15. The State Bar plays a role in distributing information about this process.