University of Montana Launches Human-Centered AI Certificate
The nine-credit career certificate is the first of its kind in Montana and is offered entirely online.
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Do you think AI is making you better or worse at thinking for yourself?
Montana Lifestyle News
Lifestyle in Montana runs on cultural trends, family habits, home living, local hobbies and daily life choices, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting focuses on how everyday decisions shape lives throughout the state.
Education
Accreditor Sanctions Little Big Horn College
The Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities has placed the Montana tribal college under its most serious sanction, a show cause order.
Culture
Live Poll
In your area, do you trust local government to fairly honor contributions to public programs?
Montana Honors Wildland Firefighter Homer Courville
The state recognizes a longtime firefighter for his decades of service and contributions to local fire programs.
Hobbies
Montana Alumna Wins College Photographer of the Year
Maddie McCuddy, a University of Montana journalism alumna, claimed the competition's top prize, becoming the first UM alumnus to do so.
Real Estate
Live Poll
Do you think housing in your area is getting more or less affordable?
Cushing Terrell Designs First Cold Smoke Homes
Big Sky Community Housing Trust has selected the Bozeman firm to design the first 30 single-family homes in the Cold Smoke project.
Family
Live Poll
Should your community invest more in programs supporting young families?
Montana Funds Local Networks for Young Families
The Early Childhood Initiative backed community support networks across western Montana from 2018 to 2024.
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This section follows cultural trends, family dynamics, housing choices, personal relationships, hobbies and consumer habits. Coverage reaches from the capital to the rural counties where these patterns take hold. Changes in economic conditions often force a shift in how residents approach their daily routines and household budgets. Generational differences in priorities remain the most persistent driver of new stories across the region.