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UM Business Students Improve Missoula County Voting Experience

UM College of Business students analyzed and enhanced voting site operations for the 2026 election, offering practical recommendations that improved flow, security, and communication. Their collaboration with election officials provided valuable lessons in event management and civic engagement.

The New Hot Job in Law Doesn’t Require a J.D.

Big law firms, legal tech vendors, and in-house legal departments at companies like Microsoft and Nvidia are all hiring legal engineers, a new position for lawyers with A.I. skills.

A Montana Data Center Could Generate $47 Million in Annual Taxes

A 1,000 MW hyperscale data center could create thousands of jobs and boost personal income by millions during construction and operation. The University of Montana study highlights significant economic and tax benefits tied to such developments.

Trucking Companies Are Going Bankrupt. Here’s What’s Driving Them Off the Road

Rising diesel prices, mounting debt, and shrinking margins are pushing trucking companies to the brink, with Illinois among the hardest hit.

2026 Property Tax Refund for homeowners who were eligible for the 2026 homestead reduced tax rate but did not receive it.

You can check your enrollment status now if your property has already received the reduced rate.

The Brutal Harvard Class That Suddenly Everyone Wants to Take

It’s an ungodly amount of reading and no easy A. So why are freshmen lining up to get into Humanities 10?

California Finally Closes the Montana Loophole for Exotic Cars

The so-called Montana loophole was a tax evasion practice where California residents created shell companies (usually a Limited Liability Company, or LLC) in Montana to purchase and register luxury cars, supercars, or RVs. Montana has no statewide general sales tax or heavy vehicle license fees, unlike California.

Episode 1: It All Starts Here – How Universities Train the People Who Change the World

This episode explores how America’s universities produce more than degrees — they produce the people who build the future.

What Linda McMahon gets wrong about American education.

Federal laws since the 1960s have expanded access and equity in education, despite claims that federal control caused decline. Montana’s unique rural challenges make the debate over federal involvement especially important.

GFDA Top Ten for 11/1/26

We’re less than two weeks away from GFDA’s Entrepreneur Celebration on November 10 at The Newberry in Downtown Great Falls! Join us as we recognize the entrepreneurs and business owners whose hard work, innovation, and investment strengthen our regional economy. Help us spread the word to entrepreneurs across North Central Montana and encourage them to join the celebration.