Montana State women’s track and field wins Big Sky outdoor title for first time since 2003

Montana State women’s track and field team captured its first Big Sky outdoor title since 2003 by scoring decisively over four days of competition. Standout performances included multiple record-breaking efforts from Tilde Bjerager and Sydney Brewster.



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Montana 4-H in Carbon County to host livestock judging camp May 28-30

Montana State University Extension announced that Montana 4-H in Carbon County will host a youth livestock judging camp from May 28-30 in Red Lodge. The event offers hands-on instruction led by collegiate coaches for participants ages eight through eighteen.


Lyle Weese, Head Coach at Montana State Bobcats Women's Track & Field

Wysocki and Ells advance after first day at Big Sky Outdoor Championships

Preston Wysocki stands second overall after day one of decathlon competition at Big Sky Outdoor Championships, while Hailey Ells is ninth entering final heptathlon events for Montana State University.
Lindsay S. See, Commissioner of Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)

Lowest diesel gas price in Gallatin County hits $4.89 for week ending May 2

Drivers in Gallatin County reported a weekly low of $4.89 per gallon for diesel gas in the week ending May 2.
Brent Vigen, Head Coach at Montana State Bobcats Men's Football

Montana State schedules football games with Harvard and Long Island University

Montana State University has added home football games against Harvard for September 2028 and Long Island University for September 2029. These will be first-time matchups for MSU against both schools.

Indigenous middle schoolers and high schoolers connect with cultural knowledge at Montana State

About 200 Indigenous middle schoolers and high schoolers attended an April summit at Montana State University focused on cultural connection. Students participated in workshops led by tribal leaders aiming to strengthen identity while exploring college pathways.


Brittany Basye, Head Coach at Montana State Bobcats Women's Golf

Norah Seidl posts 76 in second round of NCAA Chapel Hill Regional

Montana State golfer Norah Seidl improved her performance during Tuesday’s NCAA Chapel Hill Regional by carding a six-over-par score of 76. Head coach Brittany Basye praised Seidl’s efforts as she prepares for Wednesday’s final round.
Laura V. Swett, Chairman of Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)

Lowest price for premium gas in Gallatin County at $4.44 in week ending May 2

For the week ending May 2, the lowest reported price of premium gas in Gallatin County stood at $4.44 per gallon.
Dr. Mehmet Oz CMS Administrator

Bozeman Medicaid payments for Temporary National Codes (Non-Medicare) climb to $342,476 in 2024

Medicaid spending for Temporary National Codes (Non-Medicare) increased by 10.4% in Bozeman in 2024, pointing to shifting patterns in service utilization and reimbursement.