MONTANA

Montana Business News

In Montana, business news means corporate mergers, store openings and closings, startup funding and industry reports. Reporting follows the shifting commercial landscape across the state.

MSU Receives $1.5 Million to Study Grazing

MSU Receives $1.5 Million to Study Grazing

Montana State University researchers will study adaptive grazing practices on ranches statewide through 2029.

Live Poll

Should Montana ranchers be encouraged to adopt grazing methods that protect land health?


Philanthropy

Live Poll

Do you think food hardship is getting worse in your community?

Philanthropy

Foundation Awards $382,000 to Montana Food Groups

The Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation's Holiday Giving Program directs funds to 97 basic needs organizations across the state.

Foundation Awards $382,000 to Montana Food Groups

People

People

Montana Beef Council Elects Callantine as President

Jake Callantine and Justin Iverson were chosen to lead the Montana Beef Council's board for a two-year term.

Montana Beef Council Elects Callantine as President

Industry

Utilities

Electric Heat Climbs in Montana Homes

Nearly 27% of occupied Montana homes relied primarily on electricity for heat in 2025, up from 16% in 2000.


Jobs

Live Poll

Should colleges do more to support veterans attending school?

Military Jobs

Montana State Named 2026 Top Veteran School

U.S. Veterans Magazine recognized Montana State University among its 2026 Top Veteran Schools, alongside three other Montana colleges.

Montana State Named 2026 Top Veteran School

Coverage takes in company expansions, retail trends, executive leadership changes and economic shifts at the organizational level. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties where commerce sustains local life. Industries such as energy, agriculture and tourism define the rhythm of the state economy. Business growth and investment decisions often hinge on balancing these core sectors with emerging regional markets.