Montana is several percentage points behind the national average for the number of people with college degrees or certifications that result in higher-paying jobs than those with a high school diploma. Economists say improving these numbers will be vital for social mobility and economic growth. Comments from Jeff Strohl, director, Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce; and Steve Kornacki, chief data analyst, NBC News.

A new football era has begun at the University of Montana as Bobby Kennedy was introduced as the 38th head coach for the Grizzlies, replacing Bobby Hauck.

The U.S. Congress recently renewed federal dollars for a national energy efficiency program that Montanans in Bozeman and beyond use to gauge energy savings.

Hauck said dealing with what college football has become made being a head coach less enjoyable.

Famed paleontologist and former Montana State University professor Jack Horner, who consulted on the Jurassic Park movies, spent several days at the ranch of late disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

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