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City Club Missoula hosts wildfire preparedness forum with expert panel

The forum not only highlighted the expertise present in Missoula but also served as a call to action for residents and policymakers alike. As wildfires continue to pose a significant threat, the discussions underscored the need for ongoing community engagement and proactive planning to safeguard lives and property.

AI in education needs more than innovation–it needs intention

The future of AI in education will be shaped by the values we embed in the systems we build and the choices we make today

Missoula Teacher Clears the Air About Artificial Intelligence

“That starts with teachers starting to explore those tools themselves, and even if they don’t use a single AI tool with students, I think there’s some really interesting and amazing things that that teachers can use these tools for that not only gives them some frame of mind, such as understanding how the tool works, but more importantly, helps them start to develop strategies based on their seat of the pants wisdom of teaching, to know when to advise a student, perhaps to use an AI tool and when to hold it a bit away, because it’s going to compromise the learning environment.”

Teacher stress levels have surpassed pandemic-era highs

Student behavior challenges, low compensation, and administrative demands are driving teacher burnout and turnover

After Another Fatal Crash, He Drew a Crosswalk. Now He Might Face Jailtime.

This punitive response is a stark contrast to the way other cities are embracing low-cost, community-driven interventions. Pittsburgh, for instance, is taking a different approach. In 2022, the city launched its “Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program,” which not only permits but actively encourages residents to identify dangerous intersections and propose fixes—including temporary, low-cost solutions like painted curb extensions, plastic bollards, and chicanes.

10 ‘New-Collar Careers’ Paying Six-Figure Annual Salaries In 2025

A new category of hiring is gaining traction in the American workforce that leaves college degrees in the dust and gives more attention to skilled employees without a traditional four-year college degree. They’re called “new-collar careers”—not white- or blue-collar careers.

How to Craft a Memorable Employee Experience to Keep Good Workers From Quitting

The way to fix low employee engagement is to create the right experience for your workers.

MSU Ends Remote Work: Employees Say Move Feels Rushed and Unclear

MSU Employees Face Return to Campus as Remote Work Ends, Sparking Concern and Mistrust

MSU achieves impressive global ranking amid record research activity

Montana State University has been ranked among some of the top schools in the Center for World University Rankings for 2025.

Big Sky Economic Development touts $1.5B in construction spending in Billings, Montana

Among those projects is the $37 million College of Veterinary Medicine at Rocky Vista University, which broke ground last week. That project is being built by Langlas and Associates, Inc.